AFU struck a strategic Russian oil depot 1300 kilometers from the border
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that on July 27, Ukrainian servicemen attacked the "Prioritet" complex in the village of Borok, Udmurt Republic, Russia. According to the Ukrainian side, this facility is located more than 1300 kilometers from the state border of Ukraine.

As stated in the report of the General Staff of the AFU, a fire broke out on the territory of the enterprise after the attack.
Ukrainian servicemen note that the "Prioritet" complex is part of Russia's state material reserve system and is considered a strategic closed-type facility, guarded by paramilitary units. According to the General Staff, the enterprise functions as a large oil depot of national importance, where long-term reserves of fuel, petroleum products, and lubricants are stored for emergencies or military needs.
So far, Russian authorities have not officially reported an attack on this facility and have not commented on the Ukrainian side's statement.
In addition, the General Staff of Ukraine reported that on July 27 and the night of July 28, strikes were carried out on a warehouse of material and technical means and a fuel and lubricants warehouse near the settlement of Ichki in occupied Crimea, as well as on a warehouse of Russian drones in the Krasnopopivka area in Luhansk Oblast.
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