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Ukraine has carried out one of its deepest long-range drone strikes of the war, targeting Russia's Omsk Oil Refinery deep inside Siberia. The refinery, operated by Gazprom Neft, is a key part of Russia's energy infrastructure and one of the country's largest oil processing facilities.

Videos circulating online show massive flames and thick black smoke rising from the refinery after the strike. Russian officials confirmed drone impacts and a fire at the site, while Ukrainian officials hailed the operation as a major milestone in Kyiv's expanding long-range strike campaign.

The attack underscores Ukraine's growing ability to hit strategic targets far inside Russian territory and highlights the increasing role of long-range drones in the conflict.

Watch the latest updates, analysis, and footage from the Omsk refinery strike and its potential impact on Russia's energy sector and the ongoing war in Ukraine.

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00:28Ukraine has taken the war
00:29deeper into Russian territory than ever before with a long-range drone strike hitting one of
00:35Russia's biggest oil refineries thousands of kilometers away from the battlefield.
00:40On July 6, Ukrainian drones targeted the Omsk oil refinery in Russia's western Siberia region
00:47in what Kiev described as a major achievement for its long-range strike campaign. The facility
00:53operated by Gazprom Neft is considered one of Russia's largest oil refineries and plays a
00:59major role in supplying fuel across Siberia. According to reports, the drone struck a key
01:05processing unit at the refinery, the ELUO-AVT-11 crude oil distillation facility, which has a capacity
01:14of processing millions of tons of crude oil annually. Videos circulating online showed large flames and
01:21thick black smoke rising from the industrial complex following the attack. Local Russian
01:27officials confirmed that several drones reached the facility, causing an impact and triggering a
01:32fire. Authorities said there were no immediate reports of casualties, while the full extent of
01:37the damage is still being assessed. The attack is being described as one of Ukraine's deepest drone
01:43strikes of the war. The refinery is located roughly 2,500 to 2,700 kilometers from Ukrainian hell territory,
01:51with Ukrainian sources claiming the drone flight path may have stretched even farther.
01:57Reports suggest the strike involved a modified version of Ukraine's FP-1 long-range drone,
02:03developed for extended-range operations. The attack is part of Ukraine's broader campaign
02:09targeting Russia's energy infrastructure, including oil refineries, fuel depots, and military-linked
02:15facilities. Kyiv says these strikes aim to disrupt Russia's fuel supplies, reduce energy revenues,
02:22and weaken Moscow's ability to sustain its war effort. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy called the
02:29strike an important achievement, saying that Siberia is now within reach of Ukrainian precision weapons.
02:35Meanwhile, Russia has continued using air defenses against incoming drones, and has carried out
02:41retaliatory strikes on Ukrainian cities. The Omsk refinery strike highlights a growing shift in the
02:47conflict, as Ukraine increasingly uses long-range drones to bring the battlefield closer to Russia's
02:54strategic infrastructure.
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