Russia destroys 37 gas stations of Ukraine's largest network in 2026
Russian has attacked destroyed 37 gas station complexes belonging to the Naftogaz Group network since the beginning of 2026, Naftogaz reported on Aug. 2.
Russian forces have destroyed 37 gas stations belonging to Ukraine's Naftogaz Group network since the beginning of 2026, according to Naftogaz's recent report on August 2. Of the 32 UKRNAFTA gas stations attacked in 2026, Russian forces have repeatedly targeted facilities that have been repaired and returned to service. Since the start of Russian aggression in 2014, the state-owned UKRNAFTA network has lost a total of 123 gas station complexes, with 67 remaining in temporarily occupied territories.
Despite the extensive attacks, Ukraine has managed to avoid a fuel crisis, with the U.Go filling station network, owned by Ukrgasvydobuvannya, transitioning under the Ukrnafta brand and gradually expanding to become the largest gas station network in Ukraine.
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