New footage of a possible drone strike on the Russian oil refinery Ilsky in the Kuban has been published.
Prominent Ukrainian volunteers Serhiy Prytula and Serhiy Sternenko issued a statement regarding the attack on the Ilsky oil refinery in the Russian Kuban. They showed new footage that appears to be of a UAV being launched at a Russian target.
The video was made public on Prytula’s official channel in YouTube May 10.
Sternenko and Prytula recalled their joint “Raising for Revenge”, in which Ukrainians donated 380 million hryvnias in the fall of 2022. Fundraising began after the first big attack of the RF Armed Forces on the energy system of Ukraine. With the funds received, volunteers purchased two large batches of kamikaze drones, including those with a range of 1,000 km.
Speaking about this collection, Sternenko and Pritula mentioned the attack on the Russian Ilsky oil refinery, which was attacked by unknown UAVs for two days last week. Then the Russians lost the tank with oil, as well as the installation for the processing of petroleum products.
For obvious reasons, Sternenko and Pritula did not confirm the involvement of their UAVs in this incident. However, footage was shown, which, presumably, captured the moment of launching kamikaze drones at Ilsky.
Earlier, Dialog.UA reported that the tank farm that burned down in Sevastopol was a key logistics hub for the RF Armed Forces.
We also wrote that Zhdanov said who actually attacked the Kremlin with drones.
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2023-05-10 17:05:09
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