30 May 2026

Ukrainian drones strike at key oil facilities of the occupiers in Crimea

(ILLUSTRATION: interfax.com.ua)

The occupiers' fuel supply system suffered new losses. The Ukrainian Armed Forces' attacks covered several important nodes at once, including infrastructure in Crimea and facilities related to the maritime transportation of oil products.

This was reported by the press service of the Unmanned Systems Force of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

On the night of May 30, operators of the Unmanned Systems Forces launched a series of strikes on enemy fuel infrastructure facilities aimed at weakening its logistics capabilities and providing troops with fuel.

In particular, the operators of the 1st Separate Center hit an oil tanker of the so-called shadow fleet on the territory of the Kurgannefteprodukt oil depot. After that, the unit continued the attack and struck the tanks of the oil depot itself.

At the same time, operators of the 412th Separate Nemesis Brigade attacked the Marine Oil Terminal in Feodosia. This facility is considered one of the key logistics hubs for the supply of fuel and lubricants by sea to the Crimean peninsula and the temporarily occupied areas of southern Ukraine. As a result of the strike, a fire broke out on the territory of the terminal.

The operations were carried out in cooperation with the Center for Deep Strikes of the Unmanned Systems Forces grouping. The SBS emphasizes that systematic damage to the enemy's fuel infrastructure reduces its logistics capabilities, complicates the supply of fuel for military units and creates additional restrictions on combat operations.

In addition, unmanned systems units of the Department of Active Operations of the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine continue to disrupt Russian logistics in the direction of the so-called Crimea-Donetsk land corridor. The released footage shows damaged fuel tankers, military trucks and a trawl used by the occupiers.

On the night of May 28, a series of explosions occurred in the occupied Crimea, and Russian air defense was operating in Sevastopol, Feodosia, and near the Kacha airfield. During the attack in Sevastopol, the headquarters of the Russian Black Sea Fleet aviation on Gogol Street was hit.

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