Ukrainian Drones Strike Oil Facilities Bryansk, Rostov, Voronezh, Donetsk

Ukrainian drone forces have recently intensified attacks on key Russian oil infrastructure, striking multiple targets including the Unecha oil pumping station in Bryansk Oblast and the Novoshakhtinsk oil refinery in Rostov Oblast. The Unecha station, part of the Druzhba pipeline network crucial for supplying oil to parts of Europe such as Hungary and Slovakia, was attacked twice within a week, disrupting a major component of Russia's military-industrial supply chain. Meanwhile, the Novoshakhtinsk refinery, a vital fuel supplier for southern Russia and located near the Donbas frontline, suffered explosions and fires following drone strikes, impacting Russia's fuel production capacity. Additional coordinated strikes hit a drone warehouse in occupied Donetsk and a fuel storage facility in Voronezh Oblast, aiming to degrade Russian military logistics and UAV capabilities. These attacks underscore Ukraine's strategic focus on crippling Russian military resources by targeting infrastructure deep inside Russian territory and occupied regions. The strikes have drawn mixed reactions internationally, with Hungary condemning attacks on the Druzhba pipeline due to its reliance on Russian oil imports.