The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported.To reduce the enemy’s offensive potential and disrupt supplies of fuel and ammunition to Russian military units, on the night of September 23, Ukraine’s rocket and artillery units and the Unmanned Systems Forces, in coordination with other Defense Forces, hit the “8-N” line production dispatching station (LPDS) near the village of Naytopovychi in Russia’s Bryansk region.According to the General Staff, LPDS “8-N” is part of the main oil pipeline complex “8-N”–“Stalnoy kon’.” The facility is of strategic importance for supplying petroleum products to the Russian occupation forces. The General Staff confirmed a strike on a pump-compressor station, which caused a fire in the area.Ukrainian forces also confirmed a repeat strike on the “Samara” line production dispatching station in Russia’s Samara region. This production facility mixes high- and low-sulfur crude from various fields to form the Urals export oil grade. The extent of the damage is being clarified.In addition, two Russian aircraft were struck at the Kacha military airfield in temporarily occupied Crimea. Units of Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence confirmed hits, and the results are still being assessed.