Ukrainian drones targeted a chemical plant, a refinery, and warehouses, as sources from Focus revealed all the objectives of the attacks on Russia.
Last night was "explosive" for numerous facilities and enterprises of the Russian defense industry. Fires are still raging at the missile storage sites at the Engels airbase and at the Saratov Oil Refinery.
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The previous night turned out to be "explosive" for several enemy targets across various regions of Russia. According to sources from the publication, the following targets were successfully hit:
- Alekinsky Chemical Plant in the Tula region. A large fire was reported following the drone strikes from the SBU;
- ammunition depots for FAB, KAB, and cruise missiles at the "Engels" airfield in the Saratov region. The SBU drones reached their targets, and the depots are still ablaze;
- Saratov Oil Refinery, where a massive fire broke out at the impact site;
- Bryansk Chemical Plant. Direct hits from missiles caused a significant fire with subsequent detonations.
The SBU, along with the Defense Forces, continues to strike military facilities and enterprises supporting the Russian military-industrial complex.
"Every damaged ammunition depot, oil refinery, fuel depot, or chemical plant is a painful blow to Russia's ability to wage war in Ukraine," the source summarized.
It is worth noting that the long-range strike on Russian territory on the night of January 13-14 could be the most extensive and effective of the entire large-scale conflict. This is evidenced by the exceptionally wide geography of the attack.