Overview
- Ukrainian reports say at least four drone impacts struck the Filanovsky offshore platform operated by Lukoil-Nizhnevolzhskneft.
- The platform’s oil and gas flows from more than 20 connected wells were reportedly stopped following the attack.
- Coverage frames the incident as Ukraine’s first targeting of Russian oil-production infrastructure in the Caspian Sea.
- The accounts rely on SBU-sourced information, with no independent or Russian confirmation included in the reports.
- Background notes identify Filanovsky as a major post-Soviet discovery from 2005 that entered large-scale production in 2016 under Lukoil.