Ukrainian long-range drones have targeted a major Russian oil refinery in the Moscow region, causing significant damage and disrupting fuel supply.

Ukrainian drones once again struck the Kapotnya refinery in Moscow, sparking at least two, possibly three, major fires and halting operations at the Gazprom Neft site. Fires engulfed large parts of the refinery, while surrounding objects were also damaged by air defense action or shrapnel from explosions. The facility is a key fuel supplier for the Russian capital, about 500 km from Ukraine. #Russia

Zelensky vowed to respond after the attack on the Pechersk Lavra. Ukrainian long-range drones struck the Moscow oil refinery early morning, triggering a major fire and heavy smoke at one of Russia’s largest refining sites. The facility processes about 12.8 million tonnes of oil per year, or roughly 245,000-250,000 barrels per day, and supplies around 35-40% of fuel consumed in Moscow and the surrounding region. #Russia

Ukrainian long-range strikes hit the #Kapotnya oil refinery in the Moscow region. The facility, which supplies a significant portion of fuel for Moscow and the surrounding area, sustained damage from drone attacks, according to officials. https://t.me/astrapress/115840 #Ukraine #Russia