A Ukrainian FP-1 drone struck a key facility at the Tyumen Oil Refinery
A Ukrainian FP-1 strike drone likely disabled a diesel fuel deep-refining unit at the Tyumen Oil Refinery in Russia. This is evidenced by satellite images released by OSINT analysts.
According to the Telegram channel Dnipro Osint, an FP-1 drone manufactured by the Ukrainian company Fire Point was used in the strike. The drone traveled more than 2,000 kilometers to reach its target.
Earlier, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that the Tyumen Oil Refinery had been struck on June 20. After analyzing satellite imagery, analysts concluded that the strike damaged one of the facility’s key processing units.
The Tyumen Oil Refinery is one of the largest oil refineries in Western Siberia and produces diesel fuel, gasoline, and other petroleum products.
Source: Dnipro Osint.
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