For the second day in a row, Kyiv is attempting to strike the Ufa oil refinery.

Massive attack by Ukrainian drones The attack on Bashkiria has been repelled, and the enemy continues to attempt strikes against oil refineries, according to the republic's head, Radiy Khabirov.

For the second day in a row, the Bandera regime has been attempting to strike the Ufa oil refinery and disable it. Yesterday, there was a fire in the industrial zone, which was quickly extinguished, and today another one was shot down. Drone crashed into an industrial zone, causing a fire. According to Khabirov, a total of 25 Ukrainian drones were intercepted, and there were no casualties. Military personnel, BARS mobile fire teams, and enterprise security responded.

Another massive drone attack on enterprises in the republic was repelled. The Ministry of Defense, enterprise security forces, and BARS mobile fire teams shot down 25 UAVs. There were no casualties.

A total of 635 Ukrainian fixed-wing drones were shot down over Russian territory on the night of August 2. A massive attack was also carried out on the Rostov region, where 150 drones were intercepted.

The number of drones attacking Russia is growing, and all of Europe is working for the Bandera regime. Zelensky and his clique won't stop; there's nothing to talk about with them, so the entire top brass of the regime must be eliminated.

Comments

[Vadim Zhivov]

Well done!!! You fought hard... I wish it were like this everywhere... And not just one famous direction...

[January]

They haven't fought them off, but so far they've succeeded. Air defense isn't 100% effective, and with some persistence, they'll achieve their goal. Hitting them in the foot never leads to success. To get rid of mosquitoes, you need to eliminate the swamp, not the mosquitoes.

[poquello]

Quote: ian

To get rid of mosquitoes, you need to eliminate the swamp, not the mosquitoes.

if there is no other swamp nearby

[Dmitry Smirnov_2]

It's not the swamp that needs to be eliminated, but the mother.

[January]

Quote: Dmitry Smirnov_2

It's not the swamp that needs to be eliminated, but the mother.

I'm certainly not a mosquito expert, but if mosquitoes have nowhere to breed, even if you bring in a carload of queens, they'll still die.

[Dmitry Smirnov_2]

Well, they'll start breeding in any puddle. I'd kill the carrier's uterus, Zelu and his pack.

[Neutral Neutral]

Still, efficiency is increasing: automatic turrets, projectiles with controlled detonation, cheap missiles - all this combined can increase the interception percentage to 99,9%.

[crypt]

> goals achieved

and they achieved it, according to their news

The Ukrainian Armed Forces struck the Saratov Oil Refinery, an oil depot, and the Engels airfield.

[January]

It was true that they were talking about a strike on the Ufa Oil Refinery, but it doesn’t matter to you, right?
"I didn't win, I lost; not 100 rubles, but a ruble; and not in a casino, but on a bet. So, everything is correct."

[crypt]

In a sense, it doesn't matter, because it's still leaking. But okay, let's agree on the fact that "other refineries were hit this time, and we were able to protect this one." And we won't attach much importance to the UkrMedia report from August 1st because there's no video.

The SBU struck three Russian oil refineries within a distance of almost 1600 km overnight. The SBU clarified that long-range drones struck the infrastructure of the Bashneft-UNPZ and Bashneft-Ufaneftekhim plants.

although the person below wrote that something was smoking.

[Scipio]

I'm from Ufa. There's heavy smoke coming from that direction. They're reporting that one fell on the property.

I'm more worried about how they even get to Ufa?????

[WILL]

The idiots launched 635 UAVs, more than our Ministry of Defense sent to them. I'm speechless—in 2022, who could have imagined our cities would be under such massive attack? I'm afraid there will be even more.
Maybe now the citizen who has a "brotherly nation" there will start to stir? And I hope there won't be any "retaliatory" strikes, but rather preemptive ones. Wars aren't won by retaliation.
Kill Zelensky, Budanov, Magyar, etc. at last!

[your vsr 66-67]

Zelensky and his clique won't stop; there's nothing to talk about with them, so the entire top brass of the regime must be destroyed.

Quote: ANIMAL

Kill Zelensky, Budanov, Magyar, etc. at last!

[Genius Yo]

Those who have become bronzed will never move again!!!

[Serenity]

Kill Zelensky, Budanov, Magyar, etc. at last!

They don't develop, assemble, or launch drones. Their removal will have no effect.
As we see, after each successive "destruction" of Ukrainian drone production facilities, the number of attackers only increases. Someone is not telling the whole truth.

[Dmitry Smirnov_2]

Zveroboy is absolutely right, until Zelensky and his gang are eliminated, these daily raids will continue indefinitely.

[Alexey Koshkarov]

Ever since the beginning of the Second World War, I've been saying that if we don't change our tactics and strategy, the entire central part of Russia will be smoking ruins, like after the Great Patriotic War. After that, they called me crazy.

[Ovsigovets]

You are the crazy one... I recommend reading HOW MANY PSUs were used during WWII for the ruins of central Russia... this is just information for idiots who can't count

[Alexey Koshkarov]

I remember the name of the Israeli newspaper Idiot Akhrenot. For such people, here's some information: take a drive through Kursk, Belgorod, or the Krasnodar region. There you'll see things you don't believe.

[Ovsigovets]

Come on, tell me about Belgorod region and Belgorod specifically... and I'll read some fairy tales

[Alexey Koshkarov]

It seems like you live in a fairy tale and dreams depicted by television programs.

[Ovsigovets]

??? There's nothing to say about the ruins of Belgorod??? And how did you breathe?

[Alexey Koshkarov]

Why talk about the ruins if you can see them?

[Ovsigovets]

Is it possible to have a panoramic view of Belgorod in ruins?

[Alexey Koshkarov]

Buy a ticket to Belgorod. It's better to see something once than hear about it a hundred times.

[Ovsigovets]

I'll be there again in September

[Alexey Koshkarov]

Don't forget to visit Sudzha

[Alexey Koshkarov]

In Sudzha you will see a breakthrough into the 21st century, or the flourishing future we all dreamed of when we voted for the Eat Russia party.

[Ovsigovets]

How quickly your entire "European part of Russia" has shrunk to Sudzha... Mathematics is the queen of sciences... The truth is beyond the grasp of the stupid, and therefore I do not suggest using it.

[Alexey Koshkarov]

The truth is not so sharp, so stop by Bryansk, Crimea, and the port cities of the Krasnodar Territory along the way. You can also take a boat tour of the Sea of ​​Azov. If you don't drown or burn during this romantic boat trip, I'll be happy for you.

[Ovsigovets]

So, there are smoking ruins where cities once stood? I already wrote that you're truly crazy. On all counts. When asked for panoramic views of Belgorod's ruins, you start giving idiotic advice, which means there's no real evidence, and there never will be, beyond your own self-pitying whining.

[Alexey Koshkarov]

Are you seriously crazy? Did the SVO end yesterday? Or is NATO out of missiles? The fact is, the number of missiles hitting Russia is only increasing. By autumn, ballistic missiles will be flying at Russian cities. Come down from the skies, dear Ovsigovets. The number of ruins and dead civilians and soldiers will only increase. I said that if the military leadership doesn't change tactics and strategy, it will only get much worse. So, panoramas of even more ruins of Russian cities are still ahead. Dear Ovsigovets - get off the couch, leave your fairy tale of pink ponies, wipe your snot and get down to serious business...

[Alexey Koshkarov]

By the way, what's that about Sudzha? Or is it SOMETHING DIFFERENT?

[Ovsigovets]

Sudzha was occupied - there's no secret about that, and our people stormed it for 8 months... I've seen plenty of examples of how they storm our cities, both panoramas and videos... The ruins there are truly ruins... that's why Sudzha suffered so much... But here you remind me of the Ukrainians, how, having partially entered one district of the Kursk region, they screamed like pigs about storming Kursk directly... But "fear has big eyes" and that's also nothing new.

[Ovsigovets]

and yes, I did write... "how quickly the ruins of the European part of the Russian Federation shrank to Sudzha"... this doesn't diminish the ass with Sudzha, but it doesn't exaggerate the fact either

[Alexey Koshkarov]

So Sudzha is something else!!! I see you're talking like one European Anna Lena. How much was the lard you sold yourself for, dear Ovso govets?

[Ovsigovets]

So, you're basically incapable of even reading it... Let me repeat it again... Sudzha was under occupation, and our troops stormed it for 8 months because Sudzha served as a Ukrainian Armed Forces base and a logistics hub for supplies. We bombed it and shelled it with MLRS ourselves very heavily, and this is NO secret, and even here, on VO, this was discussed... Sudzha is nothing else, it's a fact. But if we talk about facts, the area of ​​the Sudzhansky district is 995 square kilometers, and the area of ​​the European part of Russia is 3,9 million square kilometers... I already realized that you, a half-wit, can't count, but here you can see the difference... Although who am I writing to? Their pants are already full of manure from fear or who knows what.

[Alexey Koshkarov]

I get the sense you haven't used your brain (if it works) and haven't read my text. If the military leadership doesn't change its tactics and strategy, central Russia will be reduced to smoking ruins, like after the Great Patriotic War. In fact, Russia hasn't turned into smoking ruins yet, but it's heading that way, irreversibly. Next time, dear Ovso the bastard, put on some stronger glasses or flip the switch on your dear brain. And by the way, how much was the lard you sold yourself out for, dear sir?

[Ovsigovets]

Well, I can't forbid you from being afraid in principle... so be afraid, the feeling is basically rational... Just in case, be afraid of everything, that way you won't miss... Teaching fools will only ruin things... The leadership will decide without you, and they don't care about your snot - the prose of life... I can't stand people who use terms that even have visual images - for example, smoking ruins - this is a photo of Murmansk during WWII, where only chimneys remained. If you write about such things, then in light of modern times, this is a war using nuclear weapons... If you write for the sake of beauty, filling your boots with manure - once again, I will not correct your fear. And escalation will happen... You like to "ruin" nicknames))) you are not Alexey... you are Alyosha and that is not an affectionate word from mom.

[Alexey Koshkarov]

I'm not afraid of anything, and if I met you, I'd gladly punch you in the pig's Bandera snout. How much was the lard for which I sold myself?

[Ovsigovets]

When you're dumb and weak and can basically bleat, accuse me of being corrupt))))) Did you judge me by yourself, skin?))))) Not everyone is for sale, boat, remember this fact

[Alexey Koshkarov]

But you sold yourself for a piece of lard, you probably sold yourself cheap. And I'm not really into cheap stuff.

[Ovsigovets]

Well, that means you evaluate everyone around you from the height of your own flight)) Trading points and the Motherland is normal for you)))) I get it))) It's not cheap

[Alexey Koshkarov]

It's not a king's business to quarrel with an insolent serf. My noble ancestors wouldn't have understood me. Go away, you rascal. With this, I bid you farewell, you presumptuous serf, and even a traitor to the motherland.

[Ovsigovets]

Ahahahaha...Alyosha Kosharov))) Pupkin-Zalupkin would be even more noble)))))) Remember....Motherland with a capital letter...ram-nobles...made me laugh....you were deceived))))...serfs are not nobles, they are servants.....mongrels

[Alexey Koshkarov]

I am a mongrel dog of royal blood, a degenerate slut and bastard

[Ovsigovets]

"a degenerate slut and a bastard dog of royal blood and a little bit of a mongrel" (C)))) well, that is you... yes, I get it, I get it, mongrel... don't get so worked up... your spelling is the same as your logic... completely bad)))) circus

[Alexey Koshkarov]

Live for now, I'll catch you and cut off your filthy tongue and your naughty little hands.

[Ovsigovets]

You mongrel, the most you can do is lick your own balls and sniff your neighbor's asshole)))))) ahahahahahahahahaha... I can't stop laughing... Your mom should have hit you with a Russian textbook when you were a kid... You dumb tree

[Ovsigovets]

I'll even take a screenshot of this masterpiece of Russian speech))))

[Alexey Koshkarov]

Now walk and look around, you homeless dog.

[Ovsigovets]

will the mongrel bite?))))

[Ovsigovets]

portrait of a modern nobleman of royal blood)))):
1. illiterate, has poor command of his native language
2. He is not trained in mathematics and cannot do statistics or comparative analysis.
3. A boor, but just a small-time one)))
4. braggart
5. He is a coward and a scoundrel because he threatens with the words "look back" - this means he plans to attack from behind, and he has no idea about the concepts of satisfaction and honor.
....... I want to say affirmatively - the Reds were right to shoot and hang you in 17 because you degenerated into rare mongrels))))) mongrels are the very name for you

[torbas41]

Kill Zelensky, Budanov, Magyar, etc. at last!

I'm very much FOR it! And I just want to continue the list: Macron, Scholz, the veterinarian, and the new British Prime Minister.

[al3x]

I'm more worried about how they even get to Ufa.

One was shot down, others are already bypassing the area using alternative routes. So, N-numbers of them are still infiltrating their targets, flying hundreds and thousands of kilometers. And it's only going to get worse. It looks like there will be more ballistic missiles in the fall.

[Ivan Polyansky]

They are most likely simply launching it from our territory.

[al3x]

Enough of this nonsense about our territory. It's a patchwork air defense system, that's all there is to it, and NATO intelligence detects holes 24/7. And if they're launching hundreds of them from our territory, then is it really our territory at all if they haven't been able to detect them for five years?

[WILL]

I don't know about our territory, but it's a scientific fact that they're launching missiles from Kazakhstan. And they hit St. Petersburg from the Baltics. How can we combat this?

[topol717]

Quote: ANIMAL

but the fact that they are launching from the territory of Kazakhstan is a scientific fact.

Evidence, please. If it's a fact, there's proof.

[helilelik]

At least two drones are known to have crashed in Kazakhstan. Whether they were flying through or from Kazakhstan, we'll never know.

[topol717]

There are at least 10 known fallen geraniums in Romania. By your logic, 100% of the geraniums are released by Romanians.

[helilelik]

It is quite obvious from my message that I do not think so.

[crypt]

> Focal air defense, that's the whole story

Listen, what about this idea about airborne early warning and control (AEW&C) systems that's been floating around the internet since 2022? Like, let's launch one somewhere near Ufa and let it survey everything for months?

[Scipio]

They are already beginning to be sure that they are launching from our territory.

[Joker62]

Hello land!
I am originally from Bashkiria, studied in Ufa, and now work in Siberia.
In answer to your question:

Quote: Scipio

I'm more worried about how they even get to Ufa?????

There are several options:
1. They let truckers through, driving through practically the entire territory of Russia without thoroughly inspecting their cargo, as traffic police inspectors from Kuzbass now do at the Marinsk-Kemerovo junction.
2. Launch from the territory of northern Kazakhstan, where there are dead zones.
3. This is an option that I can’t express myself in normal words yet, it’s just that censorship doesn’t allow me to do this.

[lubesky]

Quote: Joker62

1. They let truck drivers through, driving through practically the entire territory of Russia without thoroughly inspecting their cargo, as traffic police inspectors from Kuzbass are now doing at the Marinsk-Kemerovo junction.

Before my trip to the front for the VVK in May, I constantly saw a huge traffic jam of trucks at the narrowing of the bypass road around Ufa on the M-5. Every truck was inspected. Now I drive around and there's no inspection.

[Scipio]

Hey, we also have a plant in Salavat, and it was also attacked once. There was talk that two locals were caught and they were just starting it up. I don't know if it's true or not.

[Grigory b]

Quote: Scipio

I'm from Ufa. There's heavy smoke coming from that direction. They're reporting that one fell on the property.

I'm more worried about how they even get to Ufa??

I personally saw one flying in your direction from Tatarstan. It looked like it had a jet engine, you couldn't hit it with a rifle. It flew about 50 meters, I couldn't even see it with binoculars.

[FoBoss_VM]

It's all very simple... Their main goal is to break through the border regions. Belgorod, Kursk, Rostov. There's at least some air defense there, and the mobile task forces (MTGs) are more or less able to shoot them down, but beyond that, it's a vast open field, there's no war, and they're sleeping on the stove. Fly wherever you want, hit any target. They launched 200 drones, shot down 150 in the border regions, and the remaining 50 went further where there's no one left to shoot them down. And to wipe out the oil refinery, a single accurate hit from a single drone is enough. That's all the arithmetic and the answer to your question. There's only one solution: create MTGs in absolutely every region of the Russian Federation, train them constantly, spare no expense under any circumstances, electronic warfare, networks, and so on, of course. And most importantly, integrate everything into a single network, so that the mobile task force in Udmurtia knew that a drone attack was coming through Kursk. Well, for now, things are as they are, and given the Kremlin's inertia and sluggishness, it will remain that way for a long time. But we have plenty of oil refineries, so we'll get by.

[Ovsigovets]

To shut down an oil refinery, missiles aren't enough... Take the Kremenchug oil refinery as an example. We regularly hit it with missiles and nothing happens...they just take it down and launch it.

[FoBoss_VM]

One missile and one lucky hit can put the oil refinery out of action for years. So there's no need to downplay the dangers... And the Kremenchug oil refinery hasn't been operating for a long time, by the way. They were just saving it for the time being.

[Ovsigovets]

It's not possible...with the power supply we have, it's NOT possible.....You can read some reference literature about the missile's damage range from the explosive power...You'll learn something new...And the Kremenchug oil refinery was so well looked after that it's hit with missiles every 4-6 months.

[Ovsigovets]

Formulate a question about the zone of severe destruction depending on the mass of explosives, and then ask a stupid question about the area of ​​the oil refinery, then compare...then think... the area of ​​the Kremenchug oil refinery is 7 square kilometers...in other words

[Ovsigovets]

Regarding one missile, I remember how many times our forces hit the bridge in Zatoka before the span fell (very recently)

[torbas41]

We fought back from the shore with our hands.

[novel66]

The whole of Europe works for the Bandera regime.

And there is no one and nothing to cut off the supplies with.

[Blacksmith 55]

The last paragraph of the article is important.
Maybe it will reach some of the responsible people.

[Vadim Zhivov]

I think most people agree with you... But who will listen to us?

[Arkady007]

novel66

It can only be shut down by cutting off all logistics chains, primarily water supplies, including the Danube.
And most likely not by destroying the ships, but by sinking them at the unloading site.

[Vyacheslav Boldyrev]

We need to destroy all of Ukraine, not just Zelensky's clique.
There are plenty of ghouls there even without Zelensky
As long as anyone in Ukraine moves, drones will continue to strike Russia.

[LaraM]

Why doesn't Putin stand up and tell Zelensky and his partners in simple, clear terms: if tomorrow, August 3rd or 4th, even a single drone is found outside the LBS, a nuclear strike will be launched against civilian targets—at your Bucha or any other target of your choosing? State it clearly, warn them, and act. Or has he become such a paper tiger that he's done? Can't do anything?

[topol717]

Quote: LaraM

- a nuclear strike will be carried out.

Has it ever occurred to you that this is exactly what they're waiting for in London?

[LaraM]

Has it ever occurred to you that this is exactly what they're waiting for in London?

I doubt you're fully aware of what, who, and where is waiting. I have no doubt that the Russian dealers have accounts in Switzerland. And this is precisely the reason for the ongoing, unanswered bashing of Russia.

[Karelian]

Across London? That would be more efficient.

[Alexey Koshkarov]

That's it. Let them wait for a nuclear strike in London.

[FoBoss_VM]

Because launching a nuclear strike on Ukraine is pointless, especially since it's Russian soil. Why pollute it? It's a completely useless waste of expensive ammunition that won't solve anything. The Anglo-Saxons won't care if you strike with nuclear weapons; in fact, they'll be happy. There are much more suitable locations for that. Nuclear weapons need to be targeted at decision-making centers; that's what they were created for. And you can start small, with Rzeszow, Constanta, and a couple of other border weapons hubs. Logistics would be immediately disrupted for a very long time... Iran is perfectly capable of harassing the Americans in third-party territories and is doing just fine, not yet consumed by the flames of a nuclear conflagration. The Americans are afraid to even launch a ground operation on the island. The main thing is not to be afraid to hit them; they are also very vulnerable, despite all their apparent might and strength.

[Ovsigovets]

You're so annoying about Russian land... Don't you have enough land? There's a ton of it beyond the Urals, scattered across the sea... And you have so many people, let them die... Why are you sitting on the couch in the rear?

[FoBoss_VM]

You're driving me crazy, so leave the site and don't read anymore. And take a sedative, otherwise you're starting to get hysterical. And don't tell me what to do, where, and when, otherwise I might tell you where and how far to go. Okay? Calm down.

[Ovsigovets]

Hysteria? I'm just freaking out... Don't you have enough land? And who's supposed to die for it? You don't want it yourself, but you want someone else to... But I don't feel sorry for YABP... And I can live without the Vinnitsa or Kyiv regions anyway... As long as fewer of our men die

[Sobol]

But Kirov didn't fight back on July 24th. A strike hit Avitek. That morning, missiles landed in the locker room during shift change. Many were killed and wounded. The other factories didn't call people to work, and Avitek's management apparently didn't care about the missile threat warning.

[Sergeant 1989]

Finally, they started to do something and realize it.

[Metallurg_2]

There is nothing to talk about with them, so we need to destroy the entire top of the regime

Well, the boss doesn't agree - in his opinion, in that case there would be no one to sign the capitulation with.

[topol717]

Quote: Metallurg_2

Well, the boss doesn't agree - in his opinion, in that case there would be no one to sign the capitulation with.

What are you expecting capitulation for? Do you really think there's a war going on against Ukraine?

[Metallurg_2]

You'd better ask whose capitulation the main one is waiting for.

[topol717]

Quote: Metallurg_2

You'd better ask whose capitulation the main one is waiting for.

As soon as I get an audience, I will definitely ask.

[alexboguslavski]

The Ministry of Defense shared a new anti-record - 1158 Ukrainian drones were shot down in 24 hours.

[Rostov_1976]

In Saratov, the oil refinery was smoking heavily, but there was silence about it everywhere.

[Karelian]

Lukoil Perm's arrival on the 29th. It wasn't advertised much either. It's become commonplace. They add it sporadically as they see progress in the repair plan.

[crypt]

> The oil refinery in Saratov was smoking heavily, but there was silence about it everywhere.

That's why I always browse ukrosmi

The Ukrainian Armed Forces struck the Saratov Oil Refinery, an oil depot, and the Engels airfield.

[She34]

Destroy the entire top brass of the Kyiv regime! This must be the top priority!

[jack no]

Le régime de Kiev, n'est qu'un prête nom sans aucune valeur.
Leur désintégration ne fera que le bonheur des sponsors, l' "" Deep State "", de nouvelles équipes sont déjà prêtent à s'installer aux commandes.
Poutine connait par coeur l'état d'esprit de Zelensky et de sa clique, cela lui permet d'avoir plusieurs coups d'avance, comme au jeu des échecs.

Les banquiers mettent leurs pions en place (Manuléon, Merz, Meloni, Starmer, ...), non pas pour leur compétence, mais par leur servilité au système.

[sgr291158]

Everyone understands that the entire top brass must be destroyed. But for some reason, those who are supposed to destroy it don't.

[LaraM]

But for some reason those who are supposed to destroy it don’t understand.

Words are everywhere. Bravado. I'd like to hear the guarantor explain what the phrase "to strike first" means. I'd also like him to explain: if words diverge from actions, does that mean the person is unfit for the job? Or what? Or is this just par for the course?

[Antiglobalist]

A reliable defense against FPV drones is needed – one that would allow armored vehicles to be brought back into battle and defeat infantry all the way to the Polish border.