Oil infrastructure attacked again in Russia: Samara station hit
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Drones again attacked the Samara linear production and dispatching station near the village of Prosvet in the Samara region of Russia on the morning of November 13. The facility is one of the important nodes of the Russian oil infrastructure: Urals oil is prepared here, which is supplied for export.
This is reported by Exilenova+.
The station receives raw materials via main oil pipelines from Tatarstan, Western Siberia and other oil-producing regions of Russia. The plant receives it, stores it and blends oil with different sulfur contents to obtain the Urals export grade.
It accounts for up to half of Russia’s total oil exports. In addition, the station meets the needs of the Russian armed forces.
No other details about the consequences of the attack, including damage to equipment or a fire, have been provided at this time.
As a reminder, in Volgograd, after a massive drone attack , a fire broke out at the Lukoil oil refinery . After the strikes, local residents began buying up fuel en masse: queues formed at gas stations.
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