Since late October, Ukraine has targeted 9 of russia’s 35 largest oil refineries, including one of its biggest plants near St. Petersburg
That’s roughly 300,000 tonnes of daily refining capacity affected
Since late October, Ukraine has targeted 9 of russia’s 35 largest oil refineries, including one of its biggest plants near St. Petersburg
That’s roughly 300,000 tonnes of daily refining capacity affected
The capacity of the affected plants is about 300,000 tons of oil per day. This is almost a third of Russia’s total refining capacity of 930,000 tons per day.
The capacity of the affected plants is about 300,000 tons of oil per day. This is almost a third of Russia’s total refining capacity of 930,000 tons per day.
Over the past week, Ukrainian attacks disrupted operations or caused emergency situations at nine of Russia's 35 major refineries, according to Reuters.
Over the past week, Ukrainian attacks disrupted operations or caused emergency situations at nine of Russia's 35 major refineries, according to Reuters.
The total represents the refineries’ nominal capacity, not the amount knocked offline.
The total represents the refineries’ nominal capacity, not the amount knocked offline.
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Debris from Ukrainian drones has now destroyed more Russian infrastructure than Western sanctions.
Oct. 30 – Novokuybyshevsk refinery
Oct. 31 – Ufa refinery cluster
Nov. 1 – Kstovo refinery
Nov. 2 – Samara oil pumping station
Nov. 3 – Yaroslavl refinery
Nov. 5 – Ryazan refinery
Nov. 6 – Afipsky refinery
Nov. 7 – Saratov refinery
Nov. 9 – Kirishi refinery
Debris from Ukrainian drones has now destroyed more Russian infrastructure than Western sanctions.
Since late October, Ukrainian forces have knocked out 9 of Russia’s 35 largest oil refineries.
Since late October, Ukrainian forces have knocked out 9 of Russia’s 35 largest oil refineries.
Kirishi is Russia’s second-largest oil refinery, with a processing capacity of around 20 million tonnes per year, accounting for roughly 7% of the country’s total refining capacity.
Kirishi is Russia’s second-largest oil refinery, with a processing capacity of around 20 million tonnes per year, accounting for roughly 7% of the country’s total refining capacity.
Reuters, citing two industry sources, said strikes disrupted nine of Russia’s 35 largest refineries in the week covered, prompting Rosneft to restrict sales nationwide, including a 30-litre cap in Leningrad. 1/5
Reuters, citing two industry sources, said strikes disrupted nine of Russia’s 35 largest refineries in the week covered, prompting Rosneft to restrict sales nationwide, including a 30-litre cap in Leningrad. 1/5
Ukraine has stepped up strikes on Russian refineries since late October, when ceasefire agreement between Kyiv and Moscow regarding attacks on energy facilities announced by Trump failed to materialize.
Ukraine has stepped up strikes on Russian refineries since late October, when ceasefire agreement between Kyiv and Moscow regarding attacks on energy facilities announced by Trump failed to materialize.
The total annual refining capacity of these facilities is 98.25 million tons.
Russia's military machine is receiving slightly less fuel each day.
The total annual refining capacity of these facilities is 98.25 million tons.
Russia's military machine is receiving slightly less fuel each day.
Its design capacity is 20–21 million tons of oil per year, accounting for approximately 7% of all Russian oil refining.
Its design capacity is 20–21 million tons of oil per year, accounting for approximately 7% of all Russian oil refining.