Ukrainian Special Operations Forces Hit Strategic Facilities in Russia's Volgograd Region

According to hvylya.net: Units of deep strike of the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine struck two strategic energy facilities in Russia's Volgograd region. This was reported by the official channel of the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The attack was aimed at 'LUKOIL-Korobkovsky Gas Processing Plant' and the dispatch station 'Yefimovka'. Both facilities play an important role in the energy system of the southern regions of Russia.

The 'LUKOIL-Korobkovsky' GPP processes natural gas and associated petroleum gas. Its capacity is 450 million cubic meters per year, making it key in the region's gas processing system.

The dispatch station 'Yefimovka' services several trunk lines in the region. Its capacity is 50 million tons per year, making it an important element of energy transportation.

The Armed Forces emphasize that they continue to strike the Russian aggressor in order to stop him on all fronts.

As a result of the night strikes by Ukrainian units, serious damage was inflicted on two key strategic energy objects in Russia. This highlighted the readiness and responsibility of the Ukrainian military to defend their country and conduct operations to ensure security in the region.