Putin's oil pumping station Druzhba-1 in Kaleykino, Tatarstan, is having a really bad day.
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Putin's oil pumping station Druzhba-1 in Kaleykino, Tatarstan, is having a really bad day.
This is a strike around 1200 kilometers from Ukraine, which makes it likely that Ukraine hit this using their new FP-5 Flamingo cruise missiles, as other weapons do not have this range.
More importantly, this pumping station is necessary to pump the oil which Orbán i— after four years of war and war crimes — is still buying from Russia.
Location: 54.9226, 52.2192.
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Putin's oil pumping station Druzhba-1 in Kaleykino, Tatarstan, is having a really bad day.
This is a strike around 1200 kilometers from Ukraine, which makes it likely that Ukraine hit this using their new FP-5 Flamingo cruise missiles, as other weapons do not have this range.
More importantly, this pumping station is necessary to pump the oil which Orbán i— after four years of war and war crimes — is still buying from Russia.
Location: 54.9226, 52.2192.
And there's more to come.
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Putin's oil pumping station Druzhba-1 in Kaleykino, Tatarstan, is having a really bad day.
This is a strike around 1200 kilometers from Ukraine, which makes it likely that Ukraine hit this using their new FP-5 Flamingo cruise missiles, as other weapons do not have this range.
More importantly, this pumping station is necessary to pump the oil which Orbán i— after four years of war and war crimes — is still buying from Russia.
Location: 54.9226, 52.2192.
@randahl
Interesting
I'm wondering what's the purpose of this whole bunch of red-white painted towers may be. Antennas? Not really. Lightning rods? -
Putin's oil pumping station Druzhba-1 in Kaleykino, Tatarstan, is having a really bad day.
This is a strike around 1200 kilometers from Ukraine, which makes it likely that Ukraine hit this using their new FP-5 Flamingo cruise missiles, as other weapons do not have this range.
More importantly, this pumping station is necessary to pump the oil which Orbán i— after four years of war and war crimes — is still buying from Russia.
Location: 54.9226, 52.2192.
Zelensky ain't playing.
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Putin's oil pumping station Druzhba-1 in Kaleykino, Tatarstan, is having a really bad day.
This is a strike around 1200 kilometers from Ukraine, which makes it likely that Ukraine hit this using their new FP-5 Flamingo cruise missiles, as other weapons do not have this range.
More importantly, this pumping station is necessary to pump the oil which Orbán i— after four years of war and war crimes — is still buying from Russia.
Location: 54.9226, 52.2192.
@randahl that would be the orban from Hungary, the EU state that yet again, with tedious predictability, voted against the next round of sanctions on russia - that orban. So the EU is left having to find a work around.
Why is the EU still persevering with Hungary. (No need to answer that question) -
@randahl
Interesting
I'm wondering what's the purpose of this whole bunch of red-white painted towers may be. Antennas? Not really. Lightning rods?@musevg I am not an oil expert, but I think these are called flare stack towers. They are designed to burn off excess oil high above ground, away from workers. This is done automatically in situations with too high pressure to avoid explosions.
Maybe others know more.
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@musevg I am not an oil expert, but I think these are called flare stack towers. They are designed to burn off excess oil high above ground, away from workers. This is done automatically in situations with too high pressure to avoid explosions.
Maybe others know more.
@randahl
Ah, okay, I've seen such flares before. I was just baffled due to the sheer number of towers. Thanks! -
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