Strike over 2000 km: SOF and resistance movement hit Russia’s largest petrochemical complex in Tobolsk

Ukrainian drones struck the petrochemical complex "ZapSibNeftekhim" in Tobolsk, Tyumen Region, Russia. The drones covered more than 2,000 km to the target.

This is reported by the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

Deep Strike units of the SOF, in cooperation with the insurgent movement "Chyornaya Iskra" on Russian territory, struck "ZapSibNeftekhim" in Tobolsk.

According to the SOF, fires and destruction were recorded on the complex’s territory after the strike.

"ZapSibNeftekhim" is Russia’s largest petrochemical complex and one of the strategic enterprises of the country’s chemical industry.

Photo: consequences of the strike on the petrochemical complex in the Russian Federation (t.me/ukr_sof)

The complex in Tobolsk produces basic raw materials for a wide range of industrial products, including those used in manufacturing related to Russia’s defence-industrial sector.

"The Special Operations Forces continue to implement Ukraine’s long-range sanctions against Russia’s military-economic sector," the SOF summarized.