Ilsky

Rostov-on-Don being too sort of fairly close to Ukraine, just beyond, uh, the Black Sea.

On the 26th of September, the Ilsky refinery in Krasnodar Krai was hit.

That was the 17th time, according to my tally.

So that is the refinery that's been hit more than any other.

Exactly.

As well as strikes on the Ilsky oil refinery.

Yeah, that is the countermechanism.

We are seeing a concerted effort by Ukraine to degrade Russian military sustainment and economic infrastructure in depth, while Russia attempts to saturate Ukrainian air defenses and paralyze civilian resilience.

This is the result of carefully planned, methodical, systematic work aimed at bleeding the Russian war machine dry and destroying its military economic potential.

Recently struck was Moscow, Yaroslavl, Kinev, that's Qurishi, Usluga, Perm, Ilsky, Saratov, Cezran refineries and processing facilities, among others.

Quote, 51% of refining capacity struck is a serious blow to the enemy's economy, to its ability to wage aggression and to supply its forces.

Our deep strikes keep bringing the war onto Russian territory, says Kamara.

We just don't have the data yet.

Night of the 26th, September 26th, Ilsky Oil Refinery, a fire was reported at the facility, capacity of approximately 6.6 million tons.

And this is the image that the general staff put out.

of the oil refinery on fire.