Kyiv, Ukraine – In a significant escalation of the conflict, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine announced on March 10th that its forces, specifically its unmanned systems units in coordination with other branches of the military, have successfully targeted multiple key sites within Russia.
According to the Ukrainian military’s statement, the attacks included strikes on two Russian oil refineries, facilities critical for supplying fuel to the Russian military.
The General Staff reported that on March 9th, Ukrainian forces struck a refinery in the Ryazan region, a facility known to provide supplies to the Russian army. Explosions were reported in the target area. The statement emphasized the refinery’s importance, claiming it produces an average of 840,000 tons of high-grade jet engine fuel annually.
Furthermore, the Ukrainian military stated that on March 10th, a refinery in the Samara region of Russia was also targeted.
These reported attacks represent a notable shift in Ukraine’s strategy, demonstrating an increased capacity to strike deep within Russian territory. The targeting of oil refineries, vital for military logistics, suggests a deliberate effort to disrupt the Russian war effort.
While details regarding the extent of the damage and the specific types of drones used in the attacks remain unconfirmed, these claims mark a significant development in the ongoing conflict. Independent verification of the Ukrainian claims is currently underway.
The attacks raise concerns about the potential for further escalation and the broader implications for regional stability. As the conflict continues, the international community is closely watching the evolving dynamics and the potential for further attacks on critical infrastructure.
References:
- CCTV News Client (央视新闻客户端). (2025, March 10). 乌称袭击俄两座炼油厂 [Ukraine Claims Attacks on Two Russian Oil Refineries]. Retrieved from [Insert original URL here]
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