Ukrainian Military Logistics Network Attacked: 37 Fuel Stations Destroyed

The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that over the past 12 days, 37 fuel stations in Ukraine's logistics network have been destroyed by unmanned aerial vehicles. The Russian Armed Forces targeted the Ukrainian military's logistics lines and fuel supply points. Between June 25 and July 7, at least 37 fuel stations were hit in the attacks.According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, these attacks, which targeted fuel depots, fuel stations, and railway hubs, aimed to cripple the Ukrainian military's transportation and logistics. The chronology of the attacks revealed that on June 25, fuel stations in the Nikolayev region were struck by "Geran-2" type attack drones.On June 26, a fuel station near Repki in the Chernigov region, which supplied fuel to Ukrainian military vehicles, was hit, and on June 27, two stations in Zaporozhye were destroyed by "Seeker" type drones. On June 30, it was reported that the "Varyag" brigade, affiliated with the drone units, struck 25 fuel stations and several fuel tankers in various settlements.On July 2, another station in the Snigiryovka rural area of the Nikolayev region, allegedly used by the Ukrainian military, was targeted by "Geran" drones. According to the Ministry's statement on July 5, three facilities near Gorochyna, Novgorod-Severski, and Snovsk in the Chernigov region, which actively supplied fuel to Ukrainian military vehicles, were destroyed by "Geran-2 Seeker" and "Geran-4 Seeker" drones. On July 6, a fuel tanker and three stations near the settlements of Lyubimovka, Marganets, and Odarovka in the Dnepropetrovsk region were targeted. In response to the Ukrainian Armed Forces' attacks on civilians, the Russian military regularly targets decision-making centers, command posts, and enterprises used by the Kiev regime together with NATO experts for tasks such as material supply, intelligence gathering, and target designation.