The Kremenchug plant was destroyed as a result of missile strikes last year, and the plant in Drohobych has been inactive for about 15 years.

Tonight, during a massive attack, Russian missiles hit two oil refineries, but this will not affect the fuel market in Ukraine in any way, since the enterprises have not been working for a long time, Serhii Kuyun, director of the “A-95” Consulting Group, said on Facebook.

“A new missile attack on the Kremenchuk and Drohobytsky oil refineries. The first was already killed by more than 30 previous missiles, the second has been standing for about 15 years,” he wrote.

According to the expert, the Ukrainian fuel market operates and provides surplus supplies not only without Russian fuel, but without the operation of these two plants.

Kuyun added that the Russians hit non-working factories, so this will not affect the market situation in any way. However, one should not forget that the enemy is hunting the Ukrainian energy industry.

“Firstly, we must remind everyone that the fuel infrastructure remains under the crosshairs, we should not relax. Secondly, we must understand that there will be no consequences for the market, not everyone knows that they are not working here either,” he explained . .

Massive attack on Ukraine on February 16 – what is known

Tonight, February 16, the Russian occupying forces launched a massive missile attack on the territory of Ukraine, in particular, on critical infrastructure facilities.

According to the Air Force of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, the enemy launched 32 air and sea-based cruise missiles over Ukraine. 14 Kh-101/Kh-555 cruise missiles, “Kalibr” and two Kh-59 guided air missiles were destroyed by the forces and means of the Air Force.

Several Kh-22 cruise missiles reached their targets, hitting critical infrastructure facilities. So far, it is known about hitting infrastructure objects in Kropyvnytskyi district, Kremenchuk and Lviv region.

The Air Force once again reminded that the Ukrainian military currently has no weapons capable of destroying this type of missile.

According to Nataliya Gumenyuk, the spokesperson of OK “South”, the Russian Federation may strike Ukraine again this afternoon. “It’s possible because we’re talking about them finding new tactics that will work for them,” she said.