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Ukrainian Attack on Russian Gas Facilities 3,000 Kilometers Away

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Ukrainian special forces say they have carried out the most long-range attack yet against Russia, targeting two gas facilities 3,000 kilometers away.

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Ukrainian special forces say they have carried out the most long-range attack yet against Russia, targeting two gas facilities 3,000 kilometers away.

·Oslo, Norway
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Ukraine announces the most distant drone attack since the beginning of the war. According to Kiev, two gas installations in Western Siberia were hit after Ukrainian drones travelled more than 3,000 kilometers, according to digi24.ro. One of the targets was in Novi Urengoi, considered "the capital of gas" from Russia. The governor of the Iamal-Nenet region, Dmitri Artiuhov, [...] Article <span class="badge-status" style="background: #ff1813;">VID…

Kiev announced Wednesday that it hit two gas installations in Western Siberia, after its drones travelled a distance of over 1,864 miles (3,000 km). These are the most distant attacks since the beginning of the war in 2022.

Ukrainian drones have never flown this far before. 80 percent of Russian gas production was at risk.

Ukrainian forces launched a series of strikes on Russian gas facilities. Read the details in the material

Ukrainian attack drones have recently executed the deepest blow of this type since the beginning of the war, attacking the treatment/processing plants of the New Urengoi and Purovski gases, in the autonomous district of Yamalo-Nenet, over 3,000 kilometers behind the front line. These blows are extremely important because they now expose the main attacks of [...] Article Ukraine leads the war of drones in the heart of the Russian gas industry: tw…

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Aftenposten broke the news in Oslo, Norway on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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