1,500 km from Ukraine, Russians are evacuating employees from a key factory due to safety concerns.

In Russia, the Orenburg gas processing plant was evacuated due to an air raid alert. All employees were transported off the plant's premises by buses.

This was reported on the morning of February 3 in Russian social media. According to reports from Russian media, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) were launched from the territory of Volgograd and Kazakhstan, but their trajectory was unknown. Morning transportation for employees of the gas and helium plants was not allowed on the premises.

Additionally, a relevant video was posted by the head of the Center for Countering Disinformation, Andrey Kovalenko, on his Telegram channel.

According to him, the Orenburg gas processing plant specializes in processing gas and gas condensate. Its products include natural gas, elemental sulfur, propane, butane, liquefied gas mixtures, and other components used in the petrochemical industry.

Russians can utilize liquefied gases in military sectors, including fuel production, chemical components, and materials for military equipment.

It is worth noting that the distance from the borders of Ukraine to the Orenburg gas processing plant is approximately 1500 km.

Recall that earlier "Telegraf" reported that Russia was once again under massive attack from Ukrainian strike drones on the night of February 3. Preliminary reports indicate that the target was again a local oil refinery.