In response to the Russian attack on the SOCAR oil storage, the Ukrainian Remote Service

Russia has struck the SOCAR oil station in the Odesa region for the first time. It is doing this purposely, acting against Azerbaijan’s interests, Ukrainian Outside Service Andrii Sybiha said.

Credit of Photo: Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha (Vitalii Nosach, RBC-Ukraine)

Russian forces launched an attack on the SOCAR oil facilities near Odesa last night. The moment of the Russian strike on the Azerbaijani state company in the coming weeks. Moscow is purposefully undermining Azerbaijan’s interface, according to Sybiha.

According to him, this once more illustrates “the significance of a modern level of participation between Ukraine and Azerbaijan, as well as the requirement for fitting discretionary and lawful reactions to such assaults.” Russian strike on SOCAR oil depot

On the night of December 18, Russian forces carried out a Shahed ramble assault on the Azerbaijani company SOCAR’s oil terminal in the Odesa area. In the last two weeks, this is the moment of onslaught.

As is known, after an arrangement of coordinated hits, a capable fire broke out at the oil warehouse. The border barrier was destroyed, along with all the capacity tanks, the pumping station, administrative offices, weighing and specialist buildings. The fuel capacity of the store exceeds 16,000 cubic meters.

On Eminent 8, Russia had already launched an attack on the SOCAR oil terminal. The impact caused a fire and damaged the diesel fuel pipeline. There were four real injuries among the representatives. Sources have reported that the hits from five guided rambles clearly show that the oil warehouse was the essential target of the attack.

In reaction, Azerbaijan communicated outrage at Russia and urged it to lift the boycott on providing weapons to Ukraine if Russia proceeds with striking Azerbaijani company offices in Ukraine. Azerbaijan, moreover, designated $2 million in helpful aid to Ukraine following Russia’s ponderous strikes on its oil station.