Russia destroyed three oil depots, a data center, and stations belonging to the Austrian gas station network

Russian troops launched yet another strike against the infrastructure of the Austrian Amic Energy gas station network in Ukraine, once again hitting an oil depot that had already been damaged at the start of the full-scale invasion. 

In total, since the start of the war, the company has lost three oil depots, a data center, and several gas stations, not counting those in the temporarily occupied territories. According to Gintaras Mačiauskas, CEO of Amic Energy in Ukraine, none of the employees were injured as a result of the latest shelling.

Despite the damage, the network continues to operate as usual and is strengthening safety measures for staff, including by installing mobile shelters near gas stations. The company is documenting all damages resulting from Russian aggression and, back in 2023, filed a lawsuit with the European Court of Human Rights seeking more than 300 million hryvnias (approximately 8.5 million euros).

Source: Dilo.

As a reminder, a gas station and a facility were damaged as a result of a Russian attack on the Poltava region.

In the Dnipropetrovsk region, an “Ukrnafta” gas station complex was damaged as a result of attacks by Russian troops. Russian FPV drones attacked the facility twice.