Oil depot, Luhansk and Ukraine
Why Ukraine Should Keep Striking Russian Oil Refineries
Russia’s oil storage capacity is limited. When a refinery is destroyed or damaged, therefore, extracted crude oil cannot simply be stocked for later use. This leaves Russian producers with just two options: increasing exports of crude oil or shutting wells and reducing production.
Ukrainian forces attacked an oil storage depot and sparked a large fire, injuring five people late on Tuesday on the ...
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Separatist leader claims ATACMS hit oil depot in Luhansk"The night strike on Luhansk's oil depot was allegedly carried out using Western-style ATACMS missiles," Pasichnyk wrote. According to his data, five employees of oil depot were injured and ...
Partisans have discovered one of the largest oil depots in Dzhankoi in temporarily occupied Crimea. The Atesh partisan ...
The aggressor state of russia claimed the alleged falling of 3 drones in the area of an oil depot in the city of Lyudinovo, ...
Overnight Tuesday, in the border oblast of Smolensk, images of blazes by an oil depot in the regional capital of the same name followed what local authorities called an "enemy attack on civilian ...
Some of the spillage has entered the adjoining Calder and Hebble Navigation where barge owners are based. Wakefield MP Simon Lightwood said he had been contacted by constituents who told him the ...
Ukrainian forces attacked an oil storage depot and sparked a fire late on Tuesday on the outskirts of the Russian-held city of Luhansk in eastern Ukraine, the region's Russia-installed leader said.
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