as always, thanks for the data for potential adjustment of coordinates
The camera initially pans over 3 large crude oil storage tanks, then the on-site power plant – two tall stacks for coal, two smaller stocks for natural gas. Assume it was a coal plant that was converted to NG. We see a pipe rack in the foreground, that would feed various “units“ that are responsible for distilling different petroleum products. The pan continues and the final impact is on what looks like a vacuum distillation unit, as indicated by the two small white vacuum furnaces in the foreground, (the larger yellow brick column in the final shot looks like a deluge fire water tower). If it is part of the VDU, then the impacted building will have 50m + tall columns inside cooking petroleum liquids, and gases at high temperature in an induced vacuum. It is a sensitive area full of expensive and exotic valves, compressors, piping, sensors and very vulnerable to fire / explosions. Even the electrical wiring in this zone will be specialized jackets/glands/connectors/cabinets all long lead time. From configuration it also looks like a fairly modern unit – post-2000s for certain. So a sensible part of the plant to target.
Basically Russia’s huge land mass was an advantage in the past but now, in the conditions of a modern “vertical warfare” it is no longer an advantage as it can’t protect all of its territory from drone strikes and the logistic web is constantly exposed and vulnerable.
Time to bite the pillow, bitches.
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Russki bots desperately downvoting this post 😂
They can barely defend themselves on the front lines…much less defend 25% of the land mass of the earth. Destroying the russians economy will be what ends this war, and eliminating as much oil product exports as possible is the easiest way to accelerate the demise. They are spread too thin to do anything about these types of attacks and Ukraine seems to understand exactly how to hit them where it hurts the most.
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Come on, where’s the double tap!
Two taps for Tuapse!! Two taps for Tuapse!!!
Boom!
Good hit 💥
as always, thanks for the data for potential adjustment of coordinates
The camera initially pans over 3 large crude oil storage tanks, then the on-site power plant – two tall stacks for coal, two smaller stocks for natural gas. Assume it was a coal plant that was converted to NG. We see a pipe rack in the foreground, that would feed various “units“ that are responsible for distilling different petroleum products. The pan continues and the final impact is on what looks like a vacuum distillation unit, as indicated by the two small white vacuum furnaces in the foreground, (the larger yellow brick column in the final shot looks like a deluge fire water tower). If it is part of the VDU, then the impacted building will have 50m + tall columns inside cooking petroleum liquids, and gases at high temperature in an induced vacuum. It is a sensitive area full of expensive and exotic valves, compressors, piping, sensors and very vulnerable to fire / explosions. Even the electrical wiring in this zone will be specialized jackets/glands/connectors/cabinets all long lead time. From configuration it also looks like a fairly modern unit – post-2000s for certain. So a sensible part of the plant to target.
Basically Russia’s huge land mass was an advantage in the past but now, in the conditions of a modern “vertical warfare” it is no longer an advantage as it can’t protect all of its territory from drone strikes and the logistic web is constantly exposed and vulnerable.
Time to bite the pillow, bitches.
Sexy as fuck ❤️🇺🇦Slava Ukraini
THINGS YOU LOVE TO SEE:
#IT
🇺🇦 Слава Україні! 🇺🇦
Russki bots desperately downvoting this post 😂
They can barely defend themselves on the front lines…much less defend 25% of the land mass of the earth. Destroying the russians economy will be what ends this war, and eliminating as much oil product exports as possible is the easiest way to accelerate the demise. They are spread too thin to do anything about these types of attacks and Ukraine seems to understand exactly how to hit them where it hurts the most.
Ooh, that’s down towards Sochi