Three oil depots, petrol stations and a data centre – Russia continues to inflict damage on Amic Energy

Since the onset of the full-scale invasion, Russian attacks have repeatedly inflicted damage on Amic Energy's infrastructure in Ukraine. The most recent strike targeted an oil depot that had already suffered significant harm at the beginning of the conflict. During the early weeks of the war, Russian forces entered the site, which at the time was brimming with fuel. Amic Energy had reported the situation to the appropriate Ukrainian authorities to prevent the fuel from being utilized by the occupying forces.

As a result of the ongoing battles at the depot, four storage tanks were destroyed and critical process equipment sustained damage. However, this is not the first time the facility has been targeted. This particular incident marks the third time in the ongoing war that a Russian attack has damaged one of Amic Energy's oil depots.

Amic Energy's troubles extend beyond just oil depots. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, three of the company's oil depots, a data centre, and several petrol stations have been damaged. These losses are in addition to unspecified previous attacks. Despite this continuous barrage of attacks, none of Amic Energy's employees have been harmed in these incidents.