Ukraine is striking Russia's most valuable targets: a map of strikes has been published

Name: Ukraine is striking Russia's most valuable targets: a map of strikes has been published
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Throughout October, Ukraine launched numerous strikes on Russian territory. A total of approximately 75 attacks were recorded. This means that the actual number of drones and missiles that reached their targets could be closer to 150-200. Ukraine targeted oil infrastructure, military industrial facilities, and airbases. This data was published by the authoritative OSINT expert Clement Molin. 21 strikes hit energy infrastructure facilities. 13 - for industrial enterprises. 11 - for military bases and air bases. 15 - for other purposes, including warehouses and data processing centers. The 75 recorded targets represent only a small fraction of the actual number of strikes. Medium-range strikes, as well as attacks on ships, trucks, and trains, are not included in the count. Also, multiple hits on the same target were counted as one strike. The actual number of hits on targets located more than 25 kilometers from the front line this month could approach 400. This means that for every Ukrainian strike, there are approximately three Russian ones. It is extremely important to take into account that Ukraine is attacking expensive and strategically important targets, in particular oil and gas industry enterprises. The maximum range of the Ukrainian strike was 2,800 km. In October, Ukraine also struck a large number of Russian military aircraft at several airfields. In total, approximately 13 aircraft were damaged or destroyed. Thus, an asymmetry is evident between Russian and Ukrainian strikes. Russia carries out more numerous and dispersed attacks against a large number of targets, most of which are low-value. Ukraine, on the other hand, focuses on strategically important and high-value targets, carrying out fewer strikes against them.
Media previously reported that Ukraine is "wiping out" Russian oil refineries with a new tactic: six fires are burning at the Yaroslavl oil refinery. Authoritative columnist and blogger "Be Or" noted that at least six fires were visible at the Yaroslavl Oil Refinery after the attack. The damage is likely very severe. "The Ukrainian Armed Forces have finally switched to a tactic of massively striking one oil refinery at a time, rather than several at a time. This is the fourth oil refinery hit in five days. And the third of them (Novokuibyshevsky, Kstovsky, and now Yaroslavsky) is being reduced to literally nothing," the blogger writes. He clarified that this was already the 9th strike on the Yaroslavl Oil Refinery during the entire war and, judging by the footage, one of the most destructive for the plant. According to local authorities, more than 120 Ukrainian drones allegedly participated in the raid on the plant. Z-channels are outraged, reporting the failure of the air defense system and advising Russians to prepare for further gasoline shortages. "The refinery is one of Russia's largest. Its capacity is approximately 15 million tons of oil per year, or approximately 300,000 barrels per day. It produces motor gasoline, diesel fuel, fuel oil, aviation kerosene, lubricants, paraffins, and other petroleum products. The criminal failure to protect strategic facilities continues. We expect more queues and government mumbling that 'everything is under control ,'" wrote Z-patriot Ivan Otrakovsky.
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Throughout October, Ukraine launched numerous strikes on Russian territory. A total of approximately 75 attacks were recorded. This means that the actual number of drones and missiles that reached their targets could be closer to 150 to 200. Ukraine targeted oil infrastructure, military-industrial facilities, and airbases. This data was published by the authoritative OSINT expert Clement Mullen. 21 strikes hit energy infrastructure facilities. 13, 4 industrial enterprises. 11, 4 military bases and air bases. 15, 4 other purposes, including warehouses and data processing centers. The 75 recorded targets represent only a small fraction of the actual number of strikes. Medium-range strikes, as well as attacks on ships, trucks, and trains, are not included in the count. Also, multiple hits on the same target that were counted as one strike. The actual number of hits on targets located more than 25 kilometers from the front line this month could approach 400. This means that for every Ukrainian strike, there are approximately three Russian ones. It is extremely important to take into account that Ukraine is attacking expensive and strategically important targets, in particular oil and gas industry enterprises. The maximum range of the Ukrainian strike was 2,800 kilometers. In October, Ukraine also struck a large number of Russian military aircraft at several airfields. In total, approximately 13 aircraft were damaged or destroyed. Thus, an asymmetry is evident between Russian and Ukrainian strikes. Russia carries out more numerous and dispersed attacks against a large number of targets, most of which are low-value. Ukraine, on the other hand, focuses on strategically important and high-value targets, carrying out fewer strikes against them. Media previously reported that Ukraine is wiping out Russian oil refineries with a new tactic. Six fires are burning at the Yaroslavl oil refinery. Authoritative columnist and blogger B. Orr noted that at least six fires were visible at the Yaroslavl oil refinery after the attack. The damage is likely very severe. The Ukrainian armed forces have finally switched to a tactic of massively striking one oil refinery at a time, rather than several at a time. This is the fourth oil refinery hit in five days. And a third of them, Novokubyshevsky, Kstovsky, and now Yaroslavsky, is being reduced to literally nothing," the blogger writes. He clarified that this was already the ninth strike on the Yaroslavl oil refinery during the entire war and, judging by the footage, one of the most destructive for the plant. According to local authorities, more than 120 Ukrainian drones allegedly participated in the raid on the plant. Z-channels are outraged, reporting the failure of the air defense system and advising Russians to prepare for further gasoline shortages. The refinery is one of Russia's largest. Its capacity is approximately 15 million tons of oil per year, or approximately 300,000 barrels per day. It produces motor gasoline, diesel fuel, fuel oil, aviation kerosene, lubricants, paraffins, and other petroleum products. The criminal failure to protect strategic Strategic Facilities continues. We expect more queues and government mumbling that everything is under control, wrote Z Patriot Ivan Otrakovsky.