Details of the attack on the Russian port of Temryuk have become known

A large-scale fire that lasted three days in the port of Temryuk in the Krasnodar Territory of the Russian Federation was the result of an attack by Ukrainian SBU drones.

The SBU’s Alpha Special Operations Center is behind the successful attack on the Maktren-Nafta terminal in the Russian port of Temryuk. Ukrinform reports this with reference to sources.

“On December 5, the Service’s drones hit the production facilities of Maktren-Nafta Limited Liability Company, which burned for three days,” an SBU source said.

As a result of the attack, a large-scale fire broke out in the tank farm. According to available information, more than 20 tanks with a capacity of 200 m³ each were burning out of 30 available. The drones also destroyed railway tanks, an intermediate refueling tank, and a loading and unloading overpass. The total area of ​​the fire was about 3 thousand m².

“The SBU will continue to systematically work to cut off revenues from the oil and gas sector to the Russian economy. It is this money that finances the war against Ukraine. “Cotton” in the Russian rear at facilities operating for the war will continue to burn,” the source concluded.

Reference: the company “Maktren-Nafta” tranships liquefied gas from railcars and tank containers to specialized gas carriers. The terminal, built in 2008, had a design capacity of 400 thousand tons per year.

Also, a little earlier, Ukrainian naval drones disabled the CPC berth in Novorossiysk.