Ukraine destroys 16 Russian oil tanks in | Political News

Ukrainian drones focused and broken 16 Russian fuel tanks at the Morskoi Neftianoi Terminal in Russian-occupied Feodosia, Crimea, on the evening of Oct. 13.

The Armed Forces of Ukraine confirmed the injury to the Marine Oil Terminal on October 15, noting that these had been the tanks that had survived a earlier assault on October 6. A fire ignited by the strike was still seen from 25 kilometers away on Oct. 14, according to local media studies.

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine highlighted the importance of the oil terminal in Feodosia as a essential logistical hyperlink for supplying Russian troops with fuel and lubricants. LIGA News reported that the whole quantity of oil merchandise that may very well be saved in the tanks is about 193,000 cubic meters.

In separate operations on the evening of October 14, Ukrainian forces hit a P-18 radar station in Krasnaya Polyana in occupied Crimea, a drone control level in Oleshky in occupied Kherson Oblast, and an ammunition depot close to Makiivka in occupied Donetsk Oblast, as reported by the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Russia has reportedly launched three major assaults on Ukraine‘s fuel infrastructure within a week, according to Naftogaz Group, a top Ukrainian fuel company.

“These objects have no relation to military goals. Russian terrorists are committing regular acts of terrorism, the purpose of which is to deprive Ukraine of gas, heat and light in the winter. The Russians cannot understand that we cannot be broken and intimidated like this. We support and protect each other. We will restore everything. We will rebuild everything,” said Serhiy Koretsky, Chairman of the Board of Naftogaz of Ukraine.

Adding to the horror, Russian assaults resulted in a number of fatalities and quite a few accidents at a hospital in Kharkiv. A complete of seven had been killed while 57 sufferers had to be evacuated following the savage assault, marking yet another Russian assault on civilians.

The battle has inflicted heavy losses on Ukraine, with an estimated 60,000 to 100,000 personnel killed and complete casualties reaching roughly 400,000.

The British Ministry of Defense studies that over a million Russian troops have been killed or injured since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine started on February 24, 2022. This estimate aligns with a current research by the US-based Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), which suggests Russian army deaths may very well be as high as 250,000, and complete casualties, including the wounded, exceeding 950,000.

Although precise wartime casualty numbers are notoriously difficult to verify, the impartial Russian news outlet Mediazona has recognized over 111,000 deceased Russian army personnel utilizing official information, social media obituaries, and tombstone photographs.