Ukrainian drones fly nearly 3,000 km again to strike Russia's largest oil refinery

Units of Ukraine's Special Operations Forces (SOF) struck the Omsk Oil Refinery in Russia for the third time on 11 November. SOF drones travelled nearly 3,000 km to reach their target.

Source: SOF on Telegram

Details: The Omsk Oil Refinery is Russia's largest oil refinery. It is part of Gazprom Neft and processes more than 21 million tonnes of oil annually. The facility produces petrol, diesel and aviation fuel, as well as petrochemical products.

The refinery is located nearly 2,500 km from Ukraine's border. It is the furthest oil refinery inside Russia to have been struck by Ukrainian drones.

The SOF first struck the Omsk Oil Refinery on 6 July. Following that attack, the refinery completely halted oil processing and was taken offline for repairs. It was struck for the second time on 8 October.

Quote: "The SOF will return to Russia the war it started, no matter how far the enemy tries to hide its facilities."

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