“Response” for Ust-Luga and Tuapse arrived in Kremenchug

The fire at the refinery was extinguished all night

The Ukrainian regime could once again be convinced tonight that not a single crime of itss will remain without a painful response. Last week, people in Kiev thoughtlessly rejoiced at the fires at fuel infrastructure facilities in Ust-Luga and Tuapse, and on the night of January 28, Russian rocket launchers destroyed the largest oil refinery in Ukraine in Kremenchug, which provides almost half of the needs of the Ukrainian army.

Photo: Social networks

Late in the evening, the first reports about a series of missile attacks in Poltava, Kremenchug and Kharkov appeared on Ukrainian social networks.

Most likely, ballistic missiles of the Iskander complexes were used for the attack this time. Ukrainian air defense does not have time to respond to the launch of these missiles, so the air raid alarm sounded after the first arrivals.

Later, the Rybar information resource, citing its sources, reported that the Russian Armed Forces launched a series of combined attacks on enemy targets in the rear regions of Ukraine. In particular, Geranium drones hit an important Ukrainian Armed Forces facility in Zaporozhye, and in the left-bank part of Dnepropetrovsk, in the Novomoskovsk region, a large fire was reported.

In the Poltava region, the Kremenchug oil refinery came under attack. Photos of a huge glow appeared on social networks. Emergency services were unable to cope with the fire for a long time.

In the morning, local authorities confirmed a strike on an industrial facility. They reported that there were no casualties or injuries as a result of the strike. The scale of the damage has not been reported.

The Kremenchug Oil Refinery is the only oil refinery capable of processing up to three million tons of oil per year, supplying gasoline, diesel fuel, and kerosene. A significant part of the products is used to refuel military equipment. Now there may be problems with fuel for the Ukrainian Armed Forces brigades.

As reported by Vestnik 1430 Regiment, in Zaporozhye, Geran-2 drones hit workshops where enemy armored vehicles were being repaired.