Ukraine Attacks Russia's Biggest Oil Refinery 2500 Km Away In Siberia; Deepest Strike Since 2022

By Times Of India

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Ukraine has launched what it says is its deepest strike inside Russian territory since the start of the full-scale war in 2022, targeting Russia's largest oil refinery in the Siberian city of Omsk with long-range drones. According to Ukraine's General Staff, the attack ignited a fire at the Gazprom-owned refinery, which processes around 10% of Russia's total crude oil refining capacity. Russian officials confirmed the attack and said air defenses intercepted most of the drones, while emergency crews responded to the scene. The strike is part of Ukraine's expanding campaign against Russia's energy infrastructure, with additional drone attacks reported on oil facilities in Yaroslavl, Vysotsk, and Kaluga. Ukrainian officials say the operations are aimed at disrupting Russia's military fuel supply, while Moscow continues to assess the damage. The attack marks a significant escalation in the long-range drone war, reaching nearly 2,700 kilometers from Ukrainian-held territory and striking on

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