Section of the Druzhba Oil Pipeline Blown Up in Russia

A section of the Druzhba oil pipeline, which supplies Russian oil to some European countries, fueling the budget of the aggressor country, has been blown up in Russia.

RBC-Ukraine reported on this, citing sources in the Defense Intelligence Agency.

The media also published an exclusive video of the explosion on Telegram.

The attack on the oil pipeline was executed on the first night of winter near the village of Kazinskie Vyselki in the Tambov region, which is on the Taganrog-Lipetsk oil pipeline.

According to a military intelligence source, explosives with remote detonation and additional combustible mixtures were used to destroy the Russian oil pipeline.

All of these components were necessary to achieve a greater combustion effect and, as a result, increase damage.

Social media users among the eyewitnesses also reportedly reported the explosion on the local public pages.

In particular, locals reported hearing an explosion in the area of Kazynski Vysilky, accompanied by bright flashes.

Ukraine has repeatedly attacked the infrastructure of the Druzhba oil pipeline, including the Unecha station in the Bryansk region.