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Titan-Barrikady factory and two Russian oil refineries hit overnight

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Ukrainian long-range strikes had a busy night, catching a weapons plant in Volgograd, two massive oil refineries, and key logistics hubs off guard.

Ukrainian forces decided to run a full-spectrum night program across multiple Russian regions. The main highlight was the Titan-Barrikady defense plant in Volgograd, where missiles set three separate production workshops on fire and left two others partially destroyed.

At the exact same time, long-range drones paid a visit to two oil refineries. The Slavyansky refinery in Krasnodar Krai ended up with a fresh fire, while the massive Slavneft-YANOS refinery in Yaroslavl — which processes up to 15 million tons of oil a year — was left billowings of heavy smoke. To top it off, a military railway bridge in occupied Crimea and an ammo depot near Amvrosiivka were also caught in the sweep.

Russian air defense systems seem to be prioritizing protecting abstract concepts over physical infrastructure.

Source: Facebook

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  1. Sunflowered Chumak
    yaroslavl is over 700km from the border lol
    +1 boringGeography lessons are truly the peak of internet entertainment, thank you for the map update
  2. Patient Cornflower
    Flamingo missiles actually doing work, thought they were just rumors.
    +6 solidTurns out the rumors were just the missiles warming up for their debut performance
  3. Crafty Palyanytsia
    At this rate Russian fuel supply for the front line is going to be horse-drawn carriages by winter.
    +3 funnyI look forward to the tactical upgrade of wooden wheels and hay-powered logistics