Russia Strikes Ukrainian Oil Refinery Owned by Igor Kolomoisky After Ukrainian Chopper Attack

Chris Menahan
InformationLiberation
Apr. 02, 2022

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Russia responded to Ukraine's chopper attack on an oil depot inside Russia by conducting a strike on Ukraine's only oil refinery plant -- which is owned by corrupt Israeli-Ukrainian oligarch Igor Kolomoisky.

Reports coming in that the Kremenchuk oil refinery plant was hit. As of now unconfirmed, but would be a huge blow to the AFU. It's the only oil refinery plant in Ukraine. pic.twitter.com/LKUZbbCdKu
— Russians With Attitude (@RWApodcast) April 2, 2022

This video is supposedly from the Kremenchuk refinery - heavily censored because of the law. pic.twitter.com/etTP6FGgLi
— Russians With Attitude (@RWApodcast) April 2, 2022

It's super annoying that people now get imprisoned for posting videos of war damage in Ukraine, pics & footage dropped significantly after they started doing this. And the ones that get posted are made blurry so you can't see details
— Russians With Attitude (@RWApodcast) April 2, 2022

Though the Zelensky regime has shut down Ukrainians from sharing footage of war damage, Russia went ahead and shared video of the strike themselves.

#UAV footage of the air strike on #kremenchug oil refinery which supplies fuel to the Ukr Army units in the central and eastern regions of the country.
It reportedly will also effect the supplies of aviation fuelhttps://t.co/NUGftYf2oI pic.twitter.com/gcP9XP6Kv0
— Tony (@Cyberspec1) April 2, 2022

From UPI:

The Russian military targeted the major oil refinery in the central Ukrainian city in a series of strikes, including "high-precision long-range and sea-based weapons," Russian Defense Ministry spokesman Igor Konashenkov told CNN. The strikes destroyed storage facilities holding gasoline and diesel fuels for Ukrainian troops in the country's eastern and central regions.

Russian forces also used high precision air-based missiles to hit military airfields in cities to the east of Kremenchuk, including Poltava and Dnipro, Konashenkov added.

Though Ukraine's chopper attack on Russia was expertly executed the end result may just be more devastation of Ukrainian infrastructure, which Russia has clearly been trying to avoid.

UPDATE: Video leaked out from on the ground.

❗️Fuel depot on fire today in Kremenchuk after Russian strike#Ukraine #Russia #TPYXA pic.twitter.com/6wDXNaJfHm
— ТРУХА⚡️English (@TpyxaNews) April 2, 2022

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