❗️The drone route map to the Omsk Refinery

After analyzing Russian monitoring channels and local chats, we reconstructed the following route.

Kazan was the last stronghold where the Russians still had some air defense and radars. After the drones crossed it, all information about them completely disappeared. The Russians simply "lost" them and only gave yellow alerts (potential UAV threat without detection). This is very indicative of the real state of air defense along the entire subsequent route.

The drones covered 2800–3000 km (depending on the estimate). The attack involved modernized FP-1 strike drones with modified wings (longer and of a different geometry).

According to eyewitnesses and videos, there were 7 attacks on the Omsk Refinery, including on two columnar installations. The Russians sent an A-50 AWACS plane to intercept (it tried to illuminate) and a Su-57 (it tried to shoot down). According to available data, they only shot down 1 drone out of 8.

There was no normal air defense in the area. No SAM launches or system operation were recorded - only shooting from small arms. The drones approached the facility practically unimpeded, one after the other.

Even the ordinary nets that the Russians tried to use to protect the refinery didn't help.

They knew perfectly well that this facility was under attack - after all, it's the only large refinery that we haven't hit yet, and one of the key ones, through which fuel was supplied to many regions of Russia. Either they didn't believe that our drones could cover 2500 kilometers, or they were hoping for those nets.

I won't go into detail about the route itself. I'll just say that this is a very competent and well-thought-out operation to hit distant targets. I haven't seen any Russian flight analysis yet, so I won't share my own analysis.

Nice job ⚡️

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