Special Operations Forces destroyed Russian fuel depots in Luhansk: details of the operation

According to glavcom.ua: On the night of November 3, Special Operations Forces successfully struck logistics facilities of the Russian army in the temporarily occupied territory of Luhansk region. This was reported by 'Glavkom' citing the Special Operations Forces.

It is noted that in the area of the city of Dovzhansk, fire damage was inflicted on fuel and lubricant material unloading sites. Also, near the village of Rozkishne, one of the Special Operations Forces units destroyed a supply depot of the occupation troops.

In occupied Luhansk region, Special Operations Forces fighters near Dovzhansk hit fuel and lubricant material unloading sites. Near the village of Rozkishne, a supply depot of the occupation troops was destroyed. pic.twitter.com/kM4WtqGCCd

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'The successful actions of the Special Operations Forces created a fuel shortage and disrupted the logistics of the enemy within the Russian military group 'Center', - the message states.

By the way, on the night of November 2, explosions were heard in the occupied Alchevsk in Luhansk region and in Kursk. In the territory of occupied Luhansk region, there was an impact on a substation, and the locals then lost power.

Also, on the night of October 27, Special Operations Forces units successfully struck at army supply facilities of the Russian Federation. The fuel depot and oil base were located in the temporarily occupied territory of Luhansk region of Ukraine.

Ukrainian special units hit logistics facilities in the occupied territory of Luhansk region, creating a fuel shortage in the enemy's orders. This led to negative consequences for the occupation forces operating within the Russian military grouping 'Center'.