Russian Oil refinery losses.
Update from @ukraine_report

Novoshakhtynskyi, which became the first refinery to be hit in June 2022

Ilsky oil refinery in southern Russia May 5 2023

Afipskyi Krasnodar 29 October 2023

Ryazan 19 January 2024

Novatek energy company oil refinery in Ust-Luga on the Baltic Sea. January 21 2024

Yaroslav 29 January 2024 drones taken down by defence

Rosneft’s refinery in Tuapse on the Black Sea. January 25 2024

Lukoil oil refinery Volgograd. February 3 2024

If small drones with no more than 5 kilograms of explosives managed to reach Ust-Luga, which is 620 miles from Ukrainian territory, this means there are a total of eighteen Russian refineries with a combined
capacity of 3.5 million barrels per day (more than half the Russian total) that are possible targets.

Small drones like those used in Ust-Luga can damage not just pipelines, but also compressors, valves, control units, and other pieces of equipment that are tricky to replace because of sanctions.

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