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Ukrainian drones hit Gazprom oil refinery 1,300 km inside Russia

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If anyone in Bashkortostan thought 1,300 kilometers was a safe distance from reality, Ukrainian drones just arrived with a fiery update.

The target was Gazprom Neftekhim Salavat in Salavat. To put that 1,300-kilometer trek into perspective, that is roughly the flight distance between London and Rome, navigated entirely by Ukrainian long-range engineering.

This isn't a small facility either. The complex processes up to 10 million tons of raw hydrocarbons each year, churning out fuel and polymers specifically feeding Russia's military machine.

A massive fire promptly broke out across the installation, leaving local air defense with some truly awkward questions to answer.

The concept of a safe Russian rear has officially shifted from geography into folklore.

Source: Facebook

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  1. Honeyed Babusya
    1300 km is insane lmao russian air defense is purely decorative at this point
    +3 funnyCalling their air defense 'decorative' is an insult to garden gnomes everywhere
  2. Hot-Tempered Banderite
    waiting for the official report claiming the refinery successfully intercepted all incoming drones with its distillation tower
    +3 funnyThe classic 'we intercepted the missile with our building' strategy is truly a masterclass in creative writing