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Ukrainian drones struck one of Russia's largest oil facilities, causing a fire and halting production.
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Unmanned aircraft hit the Ryazan oil refinery overnight, according to Kyiv Post. A major fire broke out at the facility. The attack disrupted operations at one of Russia's leading fuel installations. The strike followed a separate drone attack that also affected operations at another facility. The Ryazan refinery is among Russia's largest oil refineries. Details on the extent of the damage are still being confirmed.
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View Now →Ukrainian drones attacked the Ryazan oil refinery, triggering a major fire and halting production at one of Russia's key fuel infrastructure facilities. This was the second attack in a short period on a strategic energy enterprise — a day earlier, a Gazprom gas plant in Astrakhan was struck.
Strikes against major oil facilities could affect fuel availability and prices on the Russian market, especially if the damage proves significant and recovery takes time. For those dependent on stable energy supply or working in logistics, such attacks mean the risk of disruptions and increased service costs in the coming weeks.
Pierre Dubois