Lesya Leshchenko16:40, 10.11.25

Drones hit a pumping station on the territory of an oil depot.

On the night of November 10, Special Operations Forces (SOF) units successfully struck the Gvardeyskaya oil depot in the village of Gvardeyskoye in the Simferopol district of temporarily occupied Crimea.

As the Special Operations Forces reported on Telegram , drones struck a pumping station at an oil depot. This marks the third successful strike by Special Operations Forces in less than a month.

The military explained that the Gvardeyskaya oil depot is an important element of the occupation authorities’ fuel and logistics system in Crimea, as it plays a role in supplying military facilities and transport for the enemy army.

“Special Operations Forces continue asymmetrical actions with the goal of completely weakening the enemy’s ability to continue offensive operations,” the statement said.Read also:

Special Operations Forces again struck the Gvardeyskaya oil depot in Crimea.

The previous attack on the Gvardeyskaya oil depot

As UNIAN reported, on the night of November 6, Special Operations Forces drones struck the Gvardeyskaya oil depot. An RVS-400 tank was destroyed. It was full at the time of the strike.

At the same time, two tanker trains were struck at a loading/unloading platform in the same area. The trains were loaded with petroleum products at the time of the strike.

Special Operations Forces drones also struck several oil depots and fuel storage facilities in Simferopol and the surrounding area, as well as the village of Bitumnoye. Tank farm facilities were destroyed.

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