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Ukraine Claims Attack On Major Russian Oil Depot

Located more than 1,300 kilometers from Ukraine's border, the strike highlights Kyiv's ability to target critical infrastructure deep inside Russian territory.

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Ukrainian forces have struck Russia's state-owned Prioritet fuel storage facility in the Udmurt Republic, causing a fire at what Kyiv described as a strategically important military fuel depot, according to Ukraine's General Staff.

The report said the facility is part of Russia's State Material Reserve system and stores fuel, petroleum products and lubricants intended for emergency use and military operations.

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Located more than 1,300 kilometers from Ukraine's border, the strike highlights Kyiv's ability to target critical infrastructure deep inside Russian territory.

According to the General Staff, Ukrainian forces also carried out overnight attacks on a logistics depot, a fuel and lubricants facility in Crimea, and a depot housing Russian unmanned aerial vehicles in Luhansk Oblast.

The report said officials in Russia's Udmurt Republic described the assault as one of the region's most intense drone attacks in recent memory. Russian authorities reported no casualties and said emergency services responded to the affected sites while air defense systems engaged the attack.

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