Ukrainian drones struck a Russian oil platform in the Caspian Sea for the third time in a matter of days, security source says
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Ukrainian drones struck a Russian oil platform in the Caspian Sea for the third time in a matter of days, security source says
"In the most recent attack, drones struck a platform at the Korchagin oil and gas condensate field, causing damage at the facility and forcing it to halt production, said the source in the Security Service of Ukraine, who was only authorized to speak anonymously to discuss sensitive military developments. The drone attack is the latest against Russia's energy sector, a critical source of income for Moscow that helps fuel its war efforts in Ukraine."
"The source in the SBU, Ukraine's main internal security agency, said that drones struck the Filanovsky oil production platform last Thursday, marking the first time Kyiv had caused damage to Russian oil infrastructure in the Caspian Sea. The following day, Ukrainian drones struck the Filanovsky platform again and also hit the Korchagin platform. The SBU source said that the attacks caused damage at both facilities and forced a suspension of operations. The platforms are owned by Lukoil-Nizhnevolzhskneft, a subsidiary of the Russian energy giant Lukoil."
Ukraine struck Russian oil production platforms in the Caspian Sea with long-range drones three times in a matter of days. The most recent attack struck a platform at the Korchagin oil and gas condensate field, causing damage and forcing operations to halt. Earlier strikes hit the Filanovsky platform, marking the first time Kyiv caused damage to Caspian Sea oil infrastructure, and the platform was hit again the following day. The affected platforms are owned by Lukoil-Nizhnevolzhskneft, a subsidiary of Lukoil. Ukrainian security services aim to deny Russia critical energy revenue that funds its war efforts.
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