Special operation DIU: gas pipeline destroyed in Tyumen region of the Russia

According to sources, as a result of the special operation, a section of a large gas pipeline serving Russian military-industrial enterprises in the Chelyabinsk, Orenburg, and Sverdlovsk regions was destroyed.

The capacity of the affected gas pipeline is 2.6 billion cubic meters of natural gas per year. And given the distance between the gas compressor stations (about 20 km), the two pipes damaged by the explosions contained approximately 4,112,000 ^m3 of gas.

Since the price of 1,000 ^m3 of gas is currently about $350, the amount of one-time damage alone is at least $1.3 million.

The interlocutor at the GUR explains that the work on restoring and testing the gas pipeline will last about one month, since the damaged pipes are located in a swampy area, which complicates the work of repair crews and will lead to a reduction in the volume of gas supply for the specified period to 25 million m ^3. This, in turn, will lead to indirect material losses of almost 76 million US dollars.

Local media reported that the powerful explosions left the local population "deeply concerned." Emergency services and repair crews were immediately dispatched to the scene.

Western Siberia, with its rich natural resources, which literally feeds Moscow and allows the Kremlin to live in luxury, should once again think about its separate future. There is a feeling that when the locals begin to actively advocate for their own independence from the center, such "incomprehensible explosions" will stop, Siberians will no longer die for Putin's interests in the so-called "Northern Front", and the region will flourish thanks to its natural resources. Until then, obviously, here and there "something will happen" with GURkot, explosions and crazy losses, — the interlocutor from GUR commented on the event.