06/1/2026
The forces of unmanned systems of the Armed Forces of Ukraine continue to attack enemy facilities on its territory. In May 2026, primary oil and gas processing facilities, as well as reservoirs, were burning in Russia.
More than half of the list have been suspended or have ceased operations within a month. This statistic was provided by the commander of the Armed Forces of Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces, Robert Brovdy (call sign “Magyar”).
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May 18+, you’re an adult, “Mother Annushka”, – well, then be responsible for the spilled oil. The Russian oil industry is deprived of both illusions and symmetry.
During May, the freedom-loving Ukrainian Bird issued a fiery 18+ age of majority to the occupier’s oil refining industry: Moscow, Saratov, Tuapse 5.0, Volgograd, Yaroslavl, Novorossiysk, Grushovaya, Syzran, Kstovo, Ryazan, Taman, Perm, Kirishi, Samara, Yaroslavl-LVDS, Primorsk, Taganrog, Astrakhan and Orenburg gas processing plants – primary oil and gas processing plants and tanks were burning – more than half of the list were stopped or ceased their work during the month.
Not counting the numerous oil depots in the swamps and in the TOT that were lit in May, such as yesterday’s Ptakhiv SBS oil terminal in Feodosia and a number of oil pumping stations and chemical plants in the swamps.
To stab the golden oil antelope is the main goal of this disco, because every barrel of black slurry is converted into shaheeds, calibers and Iskanders, and flies, flies, flies.
Personally: 18 is my favorite number throughout the war; those involved know that very well.
And yes, 20 liters of fuel in one hand in Crimea – that sounds promising.
It was previously reported that on the night of May 31, units of the Ukrainian Defense Forces launched a new series of strikes on the oil infrastructure of the aggressor country, Russia. One of the targets of the Ukrainian troops was the linear production and dispatching station “Lazarevo” in the Kirov region.
As a reminder, explosions were heard in Saratov, Russia, on May 31. The city was attacked by drones, and a fire broke out near the local refinery. Damage was recorded in several places at the plant.
As OBOZ.UA reported, Ukrainian drones also attacked an oil depot in Matveyevo Kurgan that night. The fire that broke out at the facility was visible from afar.
According to Reuters, diesel production in Russia fell by another 10% in May after Ukrainian drone attacks.
For Madyar, the “swamps” is mafia land. 😄