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Ukraine's General Staff reports damage to Samara oil station and Astrakhan gas processing plant supplying Russian forces

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Ukraine's General Staff reported that strikes on October 2nd damaged the Samara oil pipeline control station in Prosvet and on October 4th damaged the Astrakhan gas processing plant, both of which supply Russian forces. These facilities are significant for oil blending and the production of gas sulphur used in explosives, contributing to Russia's military needs.
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The General Staff has reported that the Samara oil pipeline control station and Astrakhan gas processing plant, which help meet the needs of the Russian Armed Forces, sustained extensive damage in strikes.

Ukraine's General Staff reports damage to Samara oil station and Astrakhan gas processing plant supplying Russian forces
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