EventUkrainian special forces claimed a missile strike on Novy Urengoy and another plant in the Purovsky district of Russia’s Yamal‑Nenets Arctic region, about 3,000 km from the border. The attack may disrupt up to 80 % of Russia’s natural‑gas output, a move praised by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and confirmed by regional authorities.
Ukraine carried out its deepest attack on Russian territory by striking two gas condensate facilities in the Russian Arctic, more than 3,000 km from its border.
Ukraine’s special forces claim to have struck two key natural‑gas facilities in the Russian Arctic, roughly 3,000 km from the border, extending Kyiv’s reach into Russia’s gas heartland.
Ukraine’s special forces hit two major gas plants in Russia’s Yamal‑Nenets Arctic region, 3,000 km from the border, extending their reach deep into the country’s primary gas‑producing heartland and potentially disrupting a substantial share of Russia’s natural‑gas output.
