Ukrainian FP-6 drones struck the Omsk refinery complex, marking a record-setting long-range strike of 3,000 km and the first time the facility had been hit.

on Thursday the Ukrainians hit the Omsk refinery complex. This was significant first because it was a new record-setting strike for range (3,000 km!)... It turned out they were FP-6 drones

Ukrainian forces struck on October 8... the Omsk Oil Refinery in Omsk City... The Ukrainian General Staff reported that... Omsk Oil Refinery is the largest Russian oil refinery with a processing capacity of over 21 million tons of oil per year.

Ukrainian drones struck the Omsk oil refinery, causing black smoke and damage to a crude distillation unit.

Ukraine's General Staff confirmed that its forces struck Russia's Omsk oil refinery in Russia's Omsk Oblast on Oct. 8.

Ukrainian drone manufacturer Fire Point had previously reported an attack on the refinery, saying that the refinery was hit with its own long-range FP-1 attack drones.

Omsk Oblast Governor Vitaly Khotsenko confirmed that there was a drone attack on the region.

Ukraine’s Special Operations Forces (SSO) said it has struck Russia’s Omsk Oil Refinery for the second time on Thursday, Oct. 8.

The operation was conducted in coordination with the “Black Spark” (Chernaya Iskra) insurgent movement operating inside Russia.

Astra conducted its own analysis and reported that the Omsk Oil Refinery was on fire following the drone attack.

Omsk Region Governor Vitaly Khotsenko said that one drone had “reached the northern industrial hub” without specifying what was hit.

The Ukrainian Telegram channel Exilenova+ reported that the strike used modernized Ukrainian FP-1 long-range drones.

FP-6s (modified FP-1s) were used against the Omsk oil refinery the day before.