Russian Drone Destroys 'Ukrnafta' Gas Station in Odesa Region
Russian forces struck the 'Ukrnafta' fuel station complex in the Odesa region with a drone, resulting in critical damage to the facility. There were no casualties among workers or visitors. According to the chairman of the board of JSC 'Ukrnafta', Bohdan Kukura, the capital structures of the complex were buried under rubble, including the destruction of the main building and canopy, as well as severe damage to equipment. Kukura noted that such shelling is aimed at civilian infrastructure. Despite the damage, the company continues its operations and is working to mitigate the consequences of the attack. 'We are restoring damaged facilities and ensuring the operation of the network,' he added. Russian shelling has led to a loss of about 150,000 tons of oil production for 'Ukrnafta' in January-June 2026, which has affected planned oil production indicators.
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