Ukraine hits Druzhba oil pumping station in Unecha, Bryansk Oblast

“By the end of Aug. 21 the Unecha OPS is done," he wrote.

"Let’s see you repair it in 48 hours. The 'Birds' of the 14th Regiment delivered the sting to the enemy.”

Brovdi added: “Ruszkik haza!”—Hungarian for “Russians, go home.”

The Unecha oil pumping station is a key node in the main Druzhba oil pipeline network, owned by the Russian holding Transnefteprodukt and actively used to supply Russia’s military-industrial complex. The station moves oil along a trunk line roughly 9,000 km long.

On the night of Aug. 13, kamikaze drones from Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence (HUR) attacked another pumping station on the Druzhba pipeline in Unecha, Bryansk Oblast.

On the night of Aug. 18, AFU Unmanned Systems units together with other Defense Forces struck the Nikolske pumping station in Tambov Oblast, causing a fire and halting oil transfer along the Druzhba trunk line.