A Ukrainian Drone Strike Forced Russia’s Ryazan Refinery to Suspend Operations, Two Industry Sources Tell Reuters
Industry sources said the main CDU-6 unit caught fire and repairs could take several weeks.
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A Ukrainian Drone Strike Forced Russia’s Ryazan Refinery to Suspend Operations, Two Industry Sources Tell Reuters
Two industry sources tell Reuters the Rosneft-owned Ryazan refinery suspended operations after Sunday's Ukrainian drone strike — both primary units down, a weeks-long closure expected at the plant that helps fuel Moscow, its third hit this year. Drones also circled Rostov-on-Don for four hours as Kyiv claimed an airfield, a radar, and two Pantsir-S1s. The strikes fell during a truce that covered only the two capitals.
Rosneft’s Ryazan Oil Refinery Shuts Down After Drone Attack, Industry Sources Say
The Rosneft-owned Ryazan oil refinery has been forced to suspend operations following a Ukrainian drone strike on the facility last weekend, two industry sources told Reuters on Thursday.
The Ryazan oil refinery, owned by Rosneft and one of the largest in Russia, stopped working after a drone attack on September 6. This was reported on Thursday, September 10, by Reuters with a message to two sources in the industry.
The Ryazan Petroleum Refinery, which belongs to Rothsnefti, suspended operations following the attack by Ukrainian drones on September 6, writing Reuters with reference to two sources in the industry. According to the sources of the publication, after the attack, the main AFT-6 plant, as well as the additional AFT-4 plant, were stopped. Another main plant, APT-3, has been in maintenance since mid-May.
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