Renewed attacks on Ukraine's energy sector: Pavlograd gas hub hit

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Renewed attacks on Ukraine's energy sector: Pavlograd gas hub hit

The Russian army has resumed systematic strikes against Ukrainian energy infrastructure facilities. As a result of the strike drone A gas station in the city of Pavlohrad, Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, was completely destroyed. This facility provided gas supply and distribution for the city's and industrial infrastructure.

The loss of this gas station creates problems not only for the region's utilities sector but also for enterprises in the Pavlohrad industrial hub, which are critically dependent on a stable gas supply. Pavlohrad is known to be one of the main rear hubs of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the eastern sector: it is home to key logistics routes, warehouses, repair facilities, and production lines.





At the same time, a WOG fuel facility in Kyiv's Obolon district was hit during the nighttime attack. This is not just a typical gas station complex, but a key element of the fuel infrastructure, complete with storage tanks, pumping equipment, piping, filling stations, shutoff valves, and fuel tanker platforms. The destruction of this facility will disrupt diesel fuel supplies to both the Kyiv garrison and military units. Defense, and for further dispatch to the combat zone.

Furthermore, according to Ukrenergo, following a massive attack by the Russian Armed Forces, consumers in Kyiv, Donetsk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kharkiv regions were left without power. The most critical power supply situation is reported in Sumy Oblast.
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  2. + 13
    2 July 2026 15: 02
    Name day hearts!
    Pavlograd is also well known in narrow circles for its underground ammunition factory. It was once attacked. Isn't it time for another "anal" cleanup?
    And Dnepropetrovsk (a stronghold of the Judeo-fascist Chabad) is in dire need of precision strikes, with everything that the valiant Russian Aerospace Forces have at their disposal.
    It's time ....
    1. +9
      2 July 2026 15: 13
      So, degassing and de-electrifying the village have been added to the SVO's main goals. That's true, but de-sewage needs to be added as well. Maybe the smell will make the villagers think, since all they do is eat and smoke... request
      1. +3
        2 July 2026 16: 04
        Quote: Major Yurik
        That's true, but we need to add de-sewage, maybe the smell will make the villagers turn on their heads, otherwise they only eat and smoke in them...

        The Selyuks?! They'll wave their hands and head out into the courtyard, into the house of an unknown architect...
      2. +2
        2 July 2026 16: 29
        It would be better to hit headquarters and bunkers, maybe things would go faster. But there's no getting around the infrastructure either.
    2. -1
      2 July 2026 16: 07
      Quote: Comrade Kim
      And Dnepropetrovsk (a stronghold of the Judeo-fascist Chabad) is in dire need of precision strikes, with everything that the valiant Russian Aerospace Forces have at their disposal.
      It's time ....

      According to open sources, the number of strikes on the Dnipropetrovsk industrial zone has exceeded 400... The industrial zone continues to operate. No comment...
  3. +5
    2 July 2026 15: 03
    You've hit the gas distribution stations, well done. There are still some a few kilometers to the left and right, and it's not difficult to organize supplies from them. But by setting up a gas compressor station, you could shut down the entire cluster of gas distribution stations, leaving more than one district without gas. An even simpler solution is to destroy the crane platforms in several locations. Their locations are marked on Gazprom maps; it would be cheap and efficient.
    1. +1
      2 July 2026 15: 51
      The only sad thing is that we also have gas bushes.
      1. 0
        2 July 2026 15: 58
        Quote: Alexey Lantukh
        The only sad thing is that we also have gas bushes.

        Yes. There are armed guards with all-terrain vehicles and light aircraft, and the highway is patrolled on a regular basis. Furthermore, all facilities are equipped with various levels of security alarms. I understand it's impossible to cover everything, but overall, it works. The guards' methods during arrests, by the way, are not at all gallant; face-down on the floor is still the best kind of treatment...
        1. +3
          2 July 2026 16: 14
          Patrols are all well and good, but if a decent drone gets caught in a decent gas distribution point, the repairs will be long. I'm simply saying that we will, of course, win the long battle against losses and destruction. I'm all for finishing off the situation with Ukraine by winter, including using tactical nuclear weapons.
          1. +2
            2 July 2026 17: 35
            Quote: Alexey Lantukh
            I am in favor of finishing things off with Ukraine by winter, including using tactical nuclear weapons.

            And where are you going to hit them with this nuclear weapon?
            1. +1
              2 July 2026 17: 57
              Military-industrial complex, transport hubs, military units, administration in Kyiv.
          2. +1
            3 July 2026 15: 34
            Alexey Lantukh
            Patrols are patrols, but if a decent drone gets into a decent GRP, then the repairs will take a long time.


            A gas distribution station (GRP) is essentially a cabinet, at best a shed with a utility room, providing gas to small collective farms. Equipment is repaired by replacing units, components, and assemblies. Two flexible crews will complete the job quickly and efficiently. A gas distribution station (GDS) is a different matter. This is a more serious beast, supplying gas to larger communities. A compressor station (CS), or LPUMG in professional parlance, supplies gas to several districts via a GDS network. Don't bother learning the ropes; you don't need it; just ask—I'll help as best I can. hi
            1. 0
              3 July 2026 18: 12
              I completely agree with you. Repairing a gas distribution point can be a relatively quick process if you have the right parts. However, gas leaks during this process, and refilling the gas pipelines is quite a process.
              1. +1
                4 July 2026 12: 32
                Quote: Alexey Lantukh
                I completely agree with you. Repairing a gas distribution point can be a relatively quick process if you have the right parts. However, gas leaks during this process, and refilling the gas pipelines is quite a process.

                ...but if a decent drone gets into a decent gas distribution point, then the repairs will take a long time... And how is that?
                ...the gas leaks out and refilling the gas pipelines is quite a procedure...
                Have you tried shutting off the water supply and turning on the faucet? And then turning on the faucet and turning on the faucet?
                It was said in the writing above - don't study the technical details, it's useless for you, just ask and you will get an answer... hi
  4. +5
    2 July 2026 15: 13
    We need to completely cut off the electricity in Dnepropetrovsk, the Ukrainian trolls will immediately disappear.
    1. 0
      2 July 2026 17: 36
      Quote: Irek
      We need to completely cut off the electricity in Dnepropetrovsk, the Ukrainian trolls will immediately disappear.

      And level the synagogue to ground level.
  5. +1
    2 July 2026 15: 23
    A 7-minute nightly stream of attacks on Kyiv this night from those who are too short for the SBU.

    https://ok.ru/video/15995774831232
    1. pvs
      +7
      2 July 2026 16: 07
      The most unpleasant thing to see in this video is the brightly lit streets. They never drove them back to the Middle Ages, with torches instead of light bulbs and outdoor toilets. It was a shame they stopped after the winter storms.
    2. 0
      2 July 2026 18: 26
      =alexboguslavski]A 7-minute night stream with strikes on Kyiv this night from those for whom the SBU's hands are too short.

      https://ok.ru/video/15995774831232[/quote]

      Thank you. It's better to see once... Very demonstrative instead of ranting. And the air defense works.
  6. +5
    2 July 2026 15: 27
    "Five regions of Ukraine are without power, including consumers in Kyiv, Zaporizhia, and Kharkiv. The situation is most dire in Sumy Oblast. One of Ukraine's largest providers is forced to disconnect subscribers in Kyiv," says Ukrenergo. The main thing is to keep going and not allow any respite.
  7. +2
    2 July 2026 16: 11
    Quote: Major Yurik
    we need to add decanalization,
    It's better to just add de-khokhlyanization right away! That will be more reliable! wink
  8. +1
    2 July 2026 16: 27
    Fine. They took a serious grip on Ukraine's power grid this winter, really messed it up, but didn't finish it off. They let it be restored, and now it's all starting over again?
    Where the hell is the logic???
    1. 0
      7 July 2026 12: 20
      The logic of the HPP is unknown to us. What we see is an unwillingness to win and a begging for a match fix.
  9. 0
    2 July 2026 16: 31
    It's time to test Oreshnik with combat equipment.
  10. +1
    2 July 2026 17: 08
    When will they start beating us during the day? We need to maximize the damage to the regime's servants.
  11. +2
    2 July 2026 17: 24
    The loss of this gas station creates problems not only for the region's utilities sector, but also for enterprises in the Pavlograd industrial hub, which are critically dependent on a stable gas supply.
    Couldn't this have been done before? When will our leaders understand that it's not our brothers living under the Yellow and Blue Flag, but our own looking-glass world, dreaming that we will either be their slaves or we won't exist.