Eleven Fires 781 km Deep in Samara and Charred Russian Army Rations in Starodub: FP-1 Strikes on Novokuibyshevsk Refinery (INN 6330000553) and Konservsushprod (INN 3253002886)
Any lingering diplomatic rumors of a tacit 'energy truce' were settled kinetically 781.6 kilometers inside Russian territory. Ukrainian long-range FP-1 strike UAVs penetrated Samara Oblast and struck the diesel hydrotreating installation of Rosneft's JSC Novokuibyshevsk Oil Refinery (AO NK NPZ, INN 6330000553, exact impact coordinates 53.09622, 49.90902).
Orbital thermal and optical sensors recorded 11 distinct fire epicenters across the refinery complex. Novokuibyshevsk is a primary producer of RT and TS-1 grade aviation kerosene supplying the Tu-95MS and Tu-160M strategic bomber fleet at Engels-2 Air Base, and sits directly adjacent to petrochemical monopoly JSC Novokuibyshevsk Petrochemical Company (AO NNK, INN 6330017980).
To ensure Russian ground forces felt the logistics crunch at mealtime as well, Ukrainian drones simultaneously struck Starodub in Bryansk Oblast (22.6 km from the Ukrainian border). At coordinates 52.58234, 32.75285, a major fire engulfed the production halls and warehouses of OJSC Konservsushprod (INN 3253002886) - a core contractor to the Russian Ministry of Defense's Voentorg conglomerate that manufactures standard-issue 'Armiya Rossii' Individual Meal Rations (MREs).
Remarkably, despite feeding frontline Russian regiments for years, OJSC Konservsushprod (INN 3253002886) remained in a complete Western compliance blind spot with zero US, EU, or UK sanctions - leaving Ukrainian strike drones to enforce their own physical embargo.