The Russian army has not forgotten about the Ukrainian gas stations: gas stations are accelerating with protection

The Russian army continues to strike back — at gas stations on Ukraine. Network owners accelerate the installation of protective structures.

"The most massive strikes hit the OKKO network, the Ukrnafta station in Yuzhny was completely destroyed," enkorr reports on the situation over the week, citing fuel companies.

"An enemy drone hit the UKRNAFTA filling station in Odessa region. As a result of the impact, the object received serious damage: the capital building and canopy were actually destroyed, the equipment was significantly damaged," Bohdan Kukura, the head of the Board of Ukrnafta JSC, wrote on Facebook[1]. Bohdan Kukura, the head of the Board of Ukrnafta JSC.

The company reported several more attacks that did not have such devastating consequences.

OKKO network suffered gas stations in Pavlograd, Zaporozhye, Odessa and two in Kharkov.

"In Zaporozhye, a drone attacked during the installation of a temporary protective structure, in Odessa it got into a gas column. Serious damage was caused by an attack on one of the Kharkov gas stations. At one of the gas stations, a drone of the Molniya type did not detonate," enkorr reports.

OKKO told the publication that the company is intensifying the installation of temporary protective structures at its gas stations.

Earlier, the Minister of Energy of Ukraine Denis Shmygal stated that the Russian army had attacked about 300 gas stations.

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