Ukrainian drones struck an oil refinery in Ryazan Oblast, causing a fire, and damaged a warehouse and vehicles at another facility in the city.
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Ryazan Governor Pavel Malkov said Ukrainian drones struck the region’s oil refinery, sparking a fire.
A warehouse and vehicles were damaged at another facility in Ryazan.
Russia’s Ryazan oil refinery has shut down one of its primary crude distillation units following a drone attack on Thursday.
The drone attack forced the shutdown of CDU-6, one of the refinery’s main processing units.
Several pipelines at the facility were damaged in the latest strike as well.
Ryazan Region Governor Pavel Malkov confirmed a fire at the refinery, as well as a strike on a warehouse and vehicles at another industrial site in the city.
No casualties were reported, and authorities were assessing the damage.
Drone attacks also prompted officials to cancel classes at schools and kindergartens in Ryazan’s Oktyabrsky district, where the refinery is located, and parts of the Sovetsky district.
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