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Aksarayskiy — Plant / MIC
Astrakhan gas processing plant (Gazprom Dobycha Astrakhan): gas and gas condensate processing
Aksarayskiy: plant / MIC. One strike recorded, 24 Aug 2026. Under the project’s recovery model it has been out of action for 25 days in the past 12 months and is back in service. The Ukrainian border is about 600 km away in a straight line.
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- 24 Aug 2026Night of 24 August: Ukraine's General Staff reported hitting two gas separation blocks of the U-272 unit at the Astrakhan gas processing plant (Aksarayskiy settlement, Krasnoyarsky district, Astrakhan region). The plant processes up to 12 billion cubic metres of gas and 7.3 million tonnes of gas condensate a year, belongs to the Gazprom system and supplies fuel to the Russian army; its technical sulphur is used, among other things, to make explosives. The extent of the damage is being assessed. The Russian side did not confirm a hit: the Russian Defence Ministry's summary for that night listed Astrakhan region among the regions where air defence worked, without reporting any consequences on the ground. The point on the map is the Gazprom Dobycha Astrakhan industrial site by Aksarayskiy — the source does not say which block exactly was hit. The event is filed later than its night: the General Staff summary naming this facility came out only on 25 August.
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