Russian TG channel: During a night attack, a blow was struck at the Bilche-Volitsko-Uhersky underground gas storage facility in the Lviv region of Ukraine

On the night from Thursday to Friday, the Russian Armed Forces launched a combined attack on energy facilities and air defense systems on the territory of Ukraine. The Ministry of Defense announced this today in its daily update, but did not provide any details. However, information on the strike has already begun to appear.

According to available data, during the attack on the Lviv region, the attack was carried out on the infrastructure of an underground gas storage facility near the city of Stryi. The target was the Bilche-Volitsko-Uhersky underground gas storage facility, which is not only the largest underground gas storage facility in Ukraine, but also in Europe, holding up to 17 billion cubic meters of gas. It was this UGS that Europe considered as a backup storage facility for its gas, since it is connected to the European gas system and there are no problems pumping gas into it and back.

Several strikes from Geran-2 missiles and UAVs hit tanks 3 and 4 of the underground storage facility. As a result of the attack, a severe fire broke out at the site, which could not be contained for more than 7 hours.

- writes the TG channel “Donbass Partisan”.

It is noted that this is not the first blow to the gas infrastructure of Ukraine; on March 22, gas exchange point No. 3 and well No. 197, also near Stryi, Lviv region, were hit.

It is assumed that with such strikes Russia sends “hi” to Europe and communicates the seriousness of its intentions. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine has prohibited the publication of data on the condition of critical infrastructure facilities, Ukrainian resources report.

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[Fatalist]

Gas is Europe's Achilles heel. Noble greetings to Eurofaces. I also read from the military correspondents today that in Kharkov, after an air attack, someone of very high rank was killed and was urgently and secretly taken out.

[Marvell]

which is not only the largest underground gas storage facility in Ukraine, but also in Europe, holding up to 17 billion cubic meters of gas. This is exactly what Europe considered as a reserve storage facility for its gas,

Beautiful!!! Finally we understood, after the terrorist attack, who is in front of us... Otherwise, all compliance with international rights, etc. And these literally laughed in our eyes and committed terrorist attacks
This time Russophobia must be remembered for centuries all over the world and paid for EVERYTHING!
Keep working !

[Chief Officer Lom]

Quote: Marvell

Beautiful!!! We finally understood, after the terrorist attack, who was in front of us...

I would like to think well of our elite, but I suspect that this is a response from our oligarchs to the ragulians for “violating the convention” (for attacking our refineries).
And for the terrorist attack, the president promised to punish the perpetrators specifically, according to their personalities, which means that the shooting is postponed until the end of the investigation, a lawyer, after all.

[Sergey Aleksandrovich]

The oligarchs have not yet learned how to plan missile strikes. But there is nothing wrong with responding, if necessary, then it can be done that way.

[Chief Officer Lom]

The Istanbul agreements with the suspension of hostilities and a gesture of goodwill for the withdrawal of troops (even if partially forced by the results of the month we gave Bandera’s followers to mobilize and transfer troops) show that in our country, at least at that time, political decisions prevailed over military expediency, well and oligarchs, by definition, participate in state politics

[Sergey Aleksandrovich]

One must have a very wild imagination to imagine the participation of oligarchs in planning attacks on the Ukrainian energy system.
Sorry, I suggest ending the discussion on this topic.

[Chief Officer Lom]

After 1991, the countries that took control of the levers openly cultivated the predominance of economic interests over everything else, and many of them or those whom they put in place are still in control of these levers. Von Clausewitz said that “war is the continuation of politics by other means,” and “politics is the concentrated expression of economics,” and although this is not always true, it is quite often true.
I apologize for the boring.

[Sergey Aleksandrovich]

I am familiar with the Marxist-Leninist theory of the predominance of economics over common sense, but I consider it erroneous and its adherents inadequate.

[ramzay21]

I am familiar with the Marxist-Leninist theory of the predominance of economics over common sense, but I consider it erroneous and its adherents inadequate.

Only this Marxist-Leninist economy, from a backward agrarian country destroyed by a war started by the capitalists and the armies of 14 countries which they brought here to kill Russians, turned Russia into a superpower, which one half of the world obeyed and the other half feared.
What has your advanced market economy led us to during 35 years of liberal rule? We even stopped producing nails, and this is impossible with a loan rate above 20%.

[topol717]

After 1991, the countries that took control of the levers openly cultivated the predominance of economic interests over everything else.

Unfortunately, now in our country everything is completely different. Once again, unfortunately. Because a business takes decades to build, but collapses in months. Now we would like to preserve at least some of what we were able to build in 30 years. At least half of that. But unfortunately there is no chance to save it. Recent events indicate the USSR is returning, with privatization and collective irresponsibility. Unfortunately, this road makes the country weaker.

[Reklastik]

One might ask, what kind of great businesses have we built over the past 30 years that have become engines of the country’s economic development?

[ramzay21]

One must have a very wild imagination to imagine the participation of oligarchs in planning attacks on the Ukrainian energy system.

Oligarch Abramovich, hanging around the Kremlin corridors and participating in negotiations, will not let you lie!

[Sergey Aleksandrovich]

Well, yes, of course, oligarchs are now walking along the Kremlin corridors and choosing targets. Either they will choose one hydroelectric power station, then another, or they will point to a gas storage facility.

[Chief Officer Lom]

There is no need to exaggerate. You will also say that we claim that the oligarchs are involved in the preparation of the missile launch and personally direct them from the Rublev bunkers. They can take part in the decision to strike economic targets, perhaps even approve lists of large enterprises that can/should be bombed and which should not be bombed! Naturally, they do not personally lead the military; there are politicians for that. Naturally, they are guided by the good of the state, accurate economic calculations and in general “you don’t need to know everything,” and not by personal interests.

[ramzay21]

Well, yes, of course, oligarchs are now walking along the Kremlin corridors and choosing targets. Either they will choose one hydroelectric power station, then another, or they will point to a gas storage facility.

No, they just pump oil and gas through Ukraine and pay billions of dollars for the needs of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, and missiles just accidentally hit these facilities.
And by chance, a gesture of goodwill and regrouping happened and, of course, by coincidence, the front line shifted east of Kupyansk, where the Tolyatti-Odessa ammonia pipeline runs along which the oligarch Rotenberg tried to agree to pump ammonia in the package of the grain deal.

[Tikhonov_Alexander]

And for some reason, I think that money bags (oligarchs, tycoons, etc.) need a main talking head who smoothly justifies the wishes of these bags. And heads, smaller in caliber, are enough to confuse the consciousness of the captive population. All these heads are essentially puppets of local capitalists.

[dementor873]

Berezovsky and not only for some reason calmly met with some comrades in Chechnya.

[Marvell]

Quote: Chief Officer Lom

I would like to think well of our elite, but I suspect that this is a response from our oligarchs to the ragulians for “violating the convention” (for attacking our refineries).

No, our elites have already fled .. The new “elite” is on the front line, now they can be trusted with Russia. Everything is going towards this
And most importantly, our youth... It worked in their brains, as one veteran said

Quote: Chief Officer Lom

And for the terrorist attack, the president promised to punish the perpetrators specifically, according to their personalities, which means that the shooting is postponed until the end of the investigation, a lawyer, after all.

In the war in the Caucasus, they also waited a long time for the leaders to be shot, until they cleared out their traitors in various structures.. Everything is going the same way now!
And then suddenly one second three...etc. In the meantime, we are teaching Russophobia of all stripes with missile strikes. We are not touching the Main Six of the United States for now.. We are preparing them!!!
No one goes to Kyiv anymore...
I just expressed my thought and I have something and someone to compare it with... Take my word for it

[guest]

Quote: Marvell

No one goes to Kyiv anymore...

How do they ride?

[Marvell]

Quote: guest

Quote: Marvell

No one goes to Kyiv anymore...

How do they ride?

And who ? So what if you just whisper and get a kickback?

[Clear]

In Kharkov, after an air attack, a very high-ranking person was killed, who was urgently and secretly taken out.

It looks like this high rank was dangerously repairing the air conditioner.

[Fatalist]

I picked the wrong screwdriver.)

[carpenter]

Quote: Fatalist

I picked the wrong screwdriver.

So they don’t even know what a screwdriver is.

[Fatalist]

He took what he thought was a screwdriver.)

[carpenter]

Quote: Clear

It looks like this high rank was dangerously repairing the air conditioner.

The inscription in the entrance of a house in Ternopil - "Ragulyam, the electricity is on, don't open it!"

[Clear]

Let's wait for a note in the Western media that a high NATO official, on a sea vacation, caught sharks with his body parts

[Piramidon]

Quote: Clear

Let's wait for a note in the Western media that a high NATO official, on a sea vacation, caught sharks with his body parts

Yeah, they’ll write again: “died of natural causes while off duty.”

[Clear]

Yeah, they’ll write again: “died of natural causes while off duty.”

Here are the new names for our shells and bombs “REP-1” (Russian Natural Reason), etc.

[Volunteer Marek]

I propose a slightly modified version - “Turnip”. It's more patriotic that way.

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Clear

high NATO rank, on a sea holiday

Drunk, he fell off the pier into the water. Condolences to the family.

[Marvell]

Quote: tihonmarine

Quote: Clear

high NATO rank, on a sea holiday

Drunk, he fell off the pier into the water. Condolences to the family.

Yes, no one will tell Vlad about this anymore.. There are quite a few specialists working on them there
But it's time for politicians to ..It’s not for nothing that Macron was afraid to come to Kyiv, they all came before to see

[abrakadabre]

We are waiting for the next obituary from sworn friends. One can only guess about the official cause of death: slipped on a watermelon rind, inhaled a croissant crumb? Or something else like that.

[Thrifty]

There’s no need to say “hello” to Europe! You just need to fight tough!

[Clear]

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There’s no need to say “hello” to Europe! You just need to fight tough

Usually the one who fights has no time for greetings. They are conveyed by journalists and politicians.

[Fatalist]

Logical.) (Short comment).

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Vladimir Vladimirovich, we understand you. We don't need Lviv.

[Marvell]

Quote: Andrey Nikolaevich

Vladimir Vladimirovich, we understand you. We don't need Lviv.

Needed, but as a sanitary zone with a curfew, etc.

[Clear]

Vladimir Vladimirovich, we understand you. We don't need Lviv.

So don’t let anyone get you!

[Marvell]

Quote: Clear

Vladimir Vladimirovich, we understand you. We don't need Lviv.

So don’t let anyone get you!

Our people are giving him nightmares, otherwise they sat there in taverns and drank for Bandera...

[abrakadabre]

Well, why “don’t get it”?.. There are fertile lands there. After reclamation, you can plow and sow. Archaeological reserve of the Galicia-Volyn principality on the site of the center...

[bambr731]

Several strikes from Geran-2 missiles and UAVs hit tanks 3 and 4 of the underground storage facility. As a result of the attack, a severe fire broke out at the site, which could not be contained for more than 7 hours.

This is the topic!!! It’s not a sin to drink for this!!! Along the way, has Moldovan gas been covered with a copper basin?

[Marvell]

Quote from bambr731

This is the topic!!! It’s not a sin to drink for this!!! drinks Along the way, has Moldovan gas been covered with a copper basin?

I completely join you! We've been waiting for such powerful blows for a long time, especially against the Westerners.

[Joker62]

Along the way, has Moldovan gas been covered with a copper basin?

Where do Moldovans get their gas??? They are already poor that they cannot purchase gas through Turkish Stream...

[bambr731]

Where do Moldovans get their gas??? They are already poor that they cannot purchase gas through Turkish Stream...

Moldavian Energy Minister Viktor Parlikov said that the country stores most of its gas in storage facilities in Ukraine.
“A large reserve of gas is stored in Ukraine, of the 650 million cubic meters of gas, a very small percentage, about 20 million cubic meters of natural gas, comes from Romania, and the rest from Ukraine. The problem is that in Romania it is five to six times more expensive than in Ukraine,” he said.
https://finance.rambler.ru/economics/51809668-moldaviya-hranit-bolshuyu-chast-svoego-gaza-na-ukraine/

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Joker62

Along the way, has Moldovan gas been covered with a copper basin?

Where do Moldovans get their gas?

For now, from Russia. LNG will not reach Moldova, there is no sea there.

[Clear]

Along the way, has Moldovan gas been covered with a copper basin?

More precisely: ...covered himself with a copper Ukrainian pan.

[bambr731]

More precisely: ...covered himself with a copper Ukrainian pan.

The main thing is that he was covered, and thoroughly

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

It’s time for our VKS to create their own holding company for gas trading. According to the principle: “if you don’t pay, we’ll destroy it.” "You haven't paid for gas?.. Then we're flying to you."

[Clear]

It’s time for our VKS to create their own holding company for gas trading. According to the principle: “if you don’t pay, we’ll destroy it.”

For the USA, this principle has worked like clockwork for many years!

[Dutchman Michel]

covered himself with a copper Ukrainian pan

They have enamel pots on their heads

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Clear

More precisely: ...covered himself with a copper Ukrainian pan.

Copper was sold in the 90s, leaving aluminum or tin.

[carpenter]

Quote from bambr731

This is the topic!!! It’s not a sin to drink for this!!!

I'm drinking a lot, to the good work guys!

[carpenter]

It is noted that this is not the first blow to the gas infrastructure of Ukraine; on March 22, gas exchange point No. 3 and well No. 197, also near Stryi, Lviv region, were hit.

We've been waiting for this for two years.

[bambr731]

We've been waiting for this for two years.

Thats exactly what I mean

[Marvell]

Quote from bambr731

We've been waiting for this for two years.

Thats exactly what I mean

Yes, 87% of Russia, as it turned out!!!

[DrEng02]

It looks like the transit of gas through Ukraine has been put an end to, or is Gazprom carrying out educational measures for refusing negotiations on transit after 2024...

[carpenter]

Quote: DrEng02

It looks like gas transit through Ukraine has been put to rest

I'm afraid that the cross has not been delivered.

[Andobor]

Quote: DrEng02

It looks like gas transit through Ukraine has been put to rest

It looks like they are hitting UGS facilities, preserving the possibility of transit, the picture and text contradict,
It’s not clear what the real situation is there, I know how such objects are structured.

[DrEng02]

Quote: Andobor

I know how such objects work.

It seems that transit is not possible without underground gas storage - or not?

[Old_geologist]

Quote from bambr731

The problem is that in Romania it is five to six times more expensive than in Ukraine,” he said.

So we saved money. You can come running to warm up for a while.

[anjey]

What are you robite Russians, Reymetall how will you protsyuvati????

[Joker62]

anjey(Andrey)
What are you robite Russians, Reymetall how will you protsyuvati???? laughing

well, how... and so, they banged notably and partially into rubbish or dust.

[Andobor]

I have an idea of ​​how UGS facilities are structured; there are no underground reservoirs; UGS facilities are a previously depleted gas field. I’m following the topic, it’s clear that they’re hitting it, where I can’t clearly understand, in the picture from Google there’s a compressor room, if it’s destroyed, both the underground gas storage facility and the main pipe on which it sits will be covered, but there are several hydraulic fracturing units that distribute gas to hundreds of wells through which gas is pumped and is pumped into the seams for storage, the kettles from the cart seem to be called reservoirs, it seems they were initially hit, it is not clear whether the main “rocking chair” on which everything depends was destroyed, although it is the easiest to destroy, as it seems to me.

[Dutchman Michel]

It looks like the energy infrastructure in Skakland has begun to be destroyed. This is good!

[tihonmarine]

Quote: Dutchman Michel

in Skakland they began to destroy the energy infrastructure. This is good!

There was Skaklyandiya, and now Ukroreich.

[bandabas]

Question for the newly elected for 6 years in advance. What was stopping you before? And with attacks on thermal power plants, hydroelectric power plants and other energy supply facilities? Yeltsin-Sobchak sourdough?

[rocket757]

This is exactly what Europe considered as a reserve storage facility for its gas,

. For geyropa everything is sour...
They themselves pushed the Kukuevskys to decommunize everything at once, well, UGS is a LEGACY OF THE COMMUNISTS, the USSR and nothing else.

[maiman61]

Great job! We have to finish it to the end!

[Arch]

Oh, and sho tse take bulo?
Did the European Khaz drink? Well, we need to help the transition to “green energy”. Or some indecisive ones.
The main thing, if you don’t joke, is causing material damage and reducing the attractiveness of those places for, say, the Poles.

[Carlos Hall]

Good idea. I think hitting gas plants is brilliant and timely.

[mitlantecutli_zen]

If they had done this from the very beginning, they would have saved themselves a lot of problems and, almost certainly, there would have been no more war, Ukraine would have signed peace. But they made serious mistakes and paid handsomely for them. I hope that from now on you will act more decisively and firmly, without hesitation and stupid humanitarian considerations towards the enemy. Your enemy is cruel, cunning and merciless. What else needs to happen for your reaction to be adequate? Destroy him without mercy.

Si desde un principio hubieran actúado así se habrían ahorrado muchos problemas y, casi seguramente ya no hubiera guerra, Ucrania hubría firmado la paz. Pero cometieron graves errores y los están pagando con creces. Espero que de ahora en adelante actúen con más decisión y firmeza, sin titubeos ni estúpidas consideraciones humanitarias hacia el enemigo. Su enemigo es cruel, traicionero y despiadado ¿qué más tiene que pasar para que vuestra reacción sea la adecuada? Destrúllanlo sin piedad.

[bbb]

You need to hit it with Yars or Sarmat to reset it completely.

[Alexey G]

It was this UGS that Europe considered as a backup storage facility for its gas, since it is connected to the European gas system and there are no problems pumping gas into it and back.

The less gas Europe has, the less their factories will work, and the less they work, the less military products they will create, which means they will supply less to Ukraine!