Tonight, Ukrainian drones attacked the petrochemical plant "First Plant" in the Kaluga region of Russia, which is involved in oil processing. This operation was conducted by the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.
This information was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing a source in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
According to the publication, this operation was carried out by the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.
Meanwhile, on social media, footage of the possible attack on the Kaluga Oil Refinery is being circulated.
The Russian Telegram channel ASTRA reports that three drones hit the oil processing equipment at the petrochemical plant "First Plant" in the village of Polotnyanyi Zavod.
"A fire broke out. The equipment was damaged. No one was injured," ASTRA writes.
Meanwhile, in the morning, the governor of the Kaluga region, Roman Busargin, stated that supposedly "4 drones were shot down" in the region, and "there were no casualties or infrastructure damage."
However, Russian media resources claim that only one drone was actually shot down, while the other three precisely hit the Kaluga Oil Refinery.
Recently, Ukrainian drones have been systematically attacking Russian oil refineries, even those located hundreds of kilometers away.
