Ukraine's drones strike Russia's gas hub 3,000 km away

Ukrainian Armed Forces reported the most long-range strike on Russia during the war – at a distance of 3,000 km. The Special Operations Forces of the Ukrainian Armed Forces stated that the Deep Strike unit of SSO delivered the

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Ukrainian drones conducted a long-range strike on a Russian industrial facility in Novy Urengoy.
The attack occurred on September 9.
The target was a gas processing plant in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug.
A fire broke out at the facility after the drone strike.
No casualties were reported.
The strike was the farthest recorded by Ukraine since the start of the war.
The facility is part of Russia's gas production infrastructure and is critical to gas condensate processing.

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The strike was the deepest in the history of the war, covering over 3,000 km, and targeted both the Novo-Urengoy and Purovskiy plants. — tg_currenttime
The strike targeted the Novo-Urengoy plant, which is part of Gazprom, with a capacity of 19.5 million tons per year, and the drones reportedly flew over 3,300 km. — tg_moscowtimes_ru
The strike targeted the Novo-Urengoy condensate preparation plant (ZPKT), with a capacity of 19.5 M tons/year, and used FP-1 drones with a range of 2,700 km. — tg_agentstvonews

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Ukrainian Armed Forces report on the most long-range strike on Russia during the war – at 3000 km — Настоящее Время
Drones first attacked largest Russian gas extraction center 3000 km from Ukraine border — The Moscow Times
Ukrainian Armed Forces launched the farthest strike on Russia. Drones reached the region for the first time, accounting for 80% of Russian gas production — Агентство. Новости
Drones first attacked Russia's main oil-producing region 2500 km from the Ukrainian border — The Moscow Times

Ukraine's drones strike Russia's gas hub 3,000 km away

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