Russia Tries to Keep Fuel Flowing, but Ukrainian Strikes Shut Down 15 of Its 38 Major Oil Refineries
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Russia Tries to Keep Fuel Flowing, but Ukrainian Strikes Shut Down 15 of Its 38 Major Oil Refineries
Ukrainian strikes have forced 15 of Russia’s 38 major oil refineries to suspend operations as of the end of September 2026, while another 12 facilities have reduced production, according to Ukraine’s Defense Intelligence Directorate (HUR) on November 5. The agency reported that continued Ukrainian long-range strikes have significantly disrupted Russia’s oil refining industry, contributing to a sharp decline in production and mounting financial l…
Ukrainian attacks on the Russian oil sector have shut down more than a dozen of Russia's largest refineries, while other plants have significantly reduced production. According to Ukrainian military intelligence, the losses caused by the attacks exceeded $20 billion.
As of the end of September 2026, as a result of Ukrainian strikes, 15 of the 38 main Russian refineries were decommissioned, and another 12 reduced the volume of oil products production.
Ukraines Defence Intelligence: 15 of Russias 38 Major Refineries Shut Down by
Ukraine’s Defence Intelligence reports 15 of Russia’s 38 major refineries were out of operation by end-September 2026 and 12 cut output, with total refining volumes down 55.4% from early 2026.
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