Items of Ukraine's defence forces have struck a variety of Russian navy amenities on the evening of 2-3 December, together with the Dmitrievskaya oil depot in Russia's Tambov Oblast, a technical statement put up within the Black Sea and Orion reconnaissance-attack UAVs on the Saky airfield in briefly occupied Crimea.
Supply: Common Employees of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
Quote: "As a part of measures to scale back the offensive potential of the Russian aggressor, on the evening of 2-3 December, items of Ukraine's defence forces struck the Dmitrievskaya oil depot in Russia's Tambov Oblast. The power is used to assist the wants of the Russian occupation military.
The goal was hit, adopted by a fireplace on the website – early experiences point out that a number of gasoline storage tanks are burning. The outcomes of the strike are being confirmed."
Particulars: The assertion additionally experiences the destruction of a technical statement put up on the MSP-4 mounted offshore platform within the Black Sea.
In line with early experiences, the Russian UAV crew was destroyed and a surface-monitoring radar station on the Syvash self-lifting floating drilling vessel was hit. Different penalties of the strike are nonetheless being verified.
The Common Employees additionally reported that the destruction of three Orion reconnaissance-attack UAVs has been confirmed following the strike on 27 November 2025 on the Saky airfield (Novofedorivka, briefly occupied Crimea). The price of one such UAV is estimated at round US$5 million; its wingspan is 16.3 metres, and it could possibly keep within the air for as much as 24 hours.
As well as, the two December strike on the Livny oil depot in Russia's Oryol Oblast has been confirmed, the place two RV-5000 storage tanks caught fireplace on account of a drone assault.
The Common Employees emphasises that Ukraine's defence forces proceed to take measures to undermine Russia's navy and financial potential and compel it to stop its armed aggression in opposition to Ukraine.
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