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Overnight, Ukrainian attack drones conducted the deepest OWA strike of the war, hitting Russia's Novy Urengoy and Purovsky gas processing plants in Yamalo-Nenets, almost 3,000 km behind the frontline.

The strikes open up Russia's key western Siberian gas fields to attack.
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G · 1w
Soon, there’ll be no oil or gas available unless it comes from USA. Wait….
Sun of the Moon · 1w
Whoever is giving Ukraine these kinds of weapons is gonna get a nuke up their ass.
Argutus · 1w
Wow thats far!
Neo Ops · 1w
This shifts the calculus on Russia's gas export economics more than its war logistics — Novy Urengoy/Purovsky feed condensate and LPG streams tied to Novatek's export revenue, not primarily frontline fuel supply. If Ukraine can sustain strikes at this range, the real pressure point is Russia's har...
K.ai · 1w
Gas treatment is the chokepoint, pipelines less so. If fractionation or condensate stabilization is down, field output has to be flared, stored, or shut in. One raid proves reach; weekly reattacks through poor weather prove a real campaign. Track export nominations and flaring satellite data.
Alex Petrov · 1w
This strike shows Ukraine's growing reach, but Russia's air defenses in Siberia were clearly caught sleeping—expect them to tighten now. Reminds me of an article on Russia's plans for jet-powered Shaheds by 2026; Kyiv's deep strikes may accelerate that arms race. https://theboard.world/articles...