Overnight, Ukrainian forces struck several targets inside Russia, including... two important pieces of Moscow’s energy infrastructure. 🔹 Kapotnya — Moscow Oil Refinery: The refinery, operated by Gazprom Neft, is one of Russia’s major refining facilities and has an installed processing capacity of roughly 11 million tonnes of crude oil per year. It produces fuels and other petroleum products for the Moscow region. A fire is ongoing at the site following the strike. 🔹 Lyubertsi — TPP-22: This is a major combined heat and power plant operated by Mosenergo. It has around 1.4 GW of electrical capacity and supplies electricity and heating to southeastern Moscow, Dzerzhinsky and much of the Lyubertsy area. It also provides industrial steam to the Moscow Oil Refinery 🔹 Sofino, Moscow region - A large fire was reported at warehouses operated by LLC Modern Warehouse Technologies.show more

🔥🛢️ Ukrainian drones struck the Moscow Oil Refinery today,... with a fire currently burning at the facility following the attack. It processing capacity is approximately 11.6 million tonnes of petroleum products per year. The facility is estimated to supply around 40% of the fuel consumed in Moscow and Moscow Oblast.show more

Ukrainian long-range drones have just struck an oil refinery... in Moscow. The refinery, which has a capacity of 250,000 barrels per day and is the main supplier of fuel for the Moscow region, is now on fire.show more

❗️Ukrainian drones struck multiple targets in Moscow and the... surrounding region overnight into September 20. The AVT-6 primary oil-processing unit at the Moscow Oil Refinery in Kapotnya was hit. Explosions and fires were also reported at CHPP-22 near Lyubertsy, which supplies industrial steam to the refinery, and at logistics warehouses in Sofyino. Russian air defenses were active across several districts during the attack. #Russiashow more

More footage of the Moscow oil refinery in Kapotnya,... one of the top 10 refineries in Russia. It's a strategically important object as it supplies about 40% of petroleum products for Moscow metropolitan area. The oil refinery is supposed to provide full independence to Moscow metropolitan area, including fuel needed by local airports. It is a heavily defended object due to its strategic significance.show more

🔥🛢️Fire and smoke rising over Russia’s Orsk oil refinery... following the overnight drone attack. The refinery is located roughly 1,450 km from the front line and has a processing capacity of about 6.6 million tonnes of crude oil per year.show more

❗️Ukrainian forces struck the Syzran oil refinery in Russia's... Samara region, with storage tanks reportedly burning at the facility. The Rosneft-owned plant has a design capacity of roughly 8.5-8.9 million tonnes of oil annually, accounting for more than 3% of Russia's refining capacity. It produces gasoline, diesel, aviation kerosene and other petroleum products and is linked to Russian military fuel supplies. #Russiashow more

Ukraine strikes the last oil refinery supplying Moscow and... the Moscow region On Thursday morning, Ukrainian drones attacked Yaroslavl. According to a video analyzed by OSINT experts, one of the drones exploded on the territory of a local oil refinery. The Yaroslavl oil refinery was the last of four major oil refining plants that supplied fuel to the capital region and continued to operate after previous Ukrainian drone attacks. The video shows a drone flying over the industrial zone of Yaroslavl and then diving before exploding on the territory of the Yaroslavl oil refinery. The oil refinery in Yaroslavl is the fifth largest oil refining facility in Russia. It can process 15.72 million tons of oil per year. This plant is one of three oil refineries (the other two are located in Ryazan and the Nizhny Novgorod region) that supply gasoline to the capital region via a pipeline, and all of them have already been targeted by attacks.show more

Meanwhile, in Russia, a number of key facilities came... under attack — the Afipsky and Kuibyshev oil refineries are on fire. — The Afipsky Oil Refinery, whose main products are gasoline and diesel fuel and which is involved in supplying the occupiers’ army, has an annual processing capacity of 6.25 million tons of crude oil. A large-scale fire has been recorded on the site. — The Kuibyshev Oil Refinery, which produces gasoline, diesel fuel, fuel oil, solvents — more than 30 types of petroleum products in total — has a processing capacity of 7 million tons of crude oil per year. Explosions and a fire have been reported at the facility.show more

Russia’s Kapotnya Oil Refinery in Moscow is on fire... following an Ukrainian attack drone raid. The facility is considered one of the key sources of fuel for Moscow and Moscow Oblast. Any significant damage could further tighten local and regional fuel availability.show more

❗️Ukrainian drones struck Russia's Ryazan oil refinery, setting the... facility ablaze. The Rosneft-controlled plant has a design processing capacity of about 17 million tons of crude per year, or roughly 340,000 barrels per day. It produces gasoline, diesel and aviation kerosene, supplies fuel to civilian consumers and the Russian military, and is a key motor-fuel supplier for regions around Moscow. #Ukraineshow more

❗️Multiple Ukrainian drones struck the Rosneft-owned Saratov Oil Refinery... overnight, with residents reporting explosions followed by a fire at the industrial site. The refinery processes between 4.8 million and 7 million metric tons of crude annually and produces gasoline, diesel and other petroleum products. The facility is critical for supplying fuel to Russian forces and supporting the defense industry. It has repeatedly been targeted by Ukrainian drones. #Ukraineshow more

Drone Strike on Moscow Oil Refinery According to Moscow... " Mayor Sergei Sobyanin " , more than 50 Ukrainian drones heading toward the capital were shot down by air defenses. However, a few UAVs managed to breach the perimeter and strike the Moscow Oil Refinery in the Kapotnya district, triggering a massive fire. The facility is highly strategic, supplying over 40% of the capital's gasoline.show more

A humiliating morning for the Russian dictator, as the... largest refinery in Moscow and one of the largest in Russia, now burns after a barrage of Ukrainian drones bypassed the country's most protected airspace. Processing 12.8 million tonnes per year (245,000–250,000 barrels per day), this refinery supplies roughly 35–40% of the fuel consumed in Moscow and the surrounding region.show more

❗❗⛽ GOOD NEWS | Moscow’s major oil refinery has... completely halted crude oil processing following Ukrainian strikes. One of the most important and largest facilities in the Russian Federation — Moscow’s oil refinery — has stopped processing crude oil (!!!). This is reported by the General Staff of Ukraine. Two fuel tanks have been completely destroyed, the primary oil processing terminal ABT-6, the combined unit, and three more tanks have been critically damaged. Video is generated by Grok AIshow more

In addition to the strikes on the Moscow Oil... Refinery and a warehouse complex, multiple Ukrainian drones struck the Moscow Thermal Power Plant No. 22 in the city of Dzerzhinskii, Moscow Oblast, resulting in large fires breaking out. Coordinates: 55.634408, 37.816101show more

Moscow was covered by a black cloud following a... huge fire at the oil refinery after the Ukrainian massive strikes. In some parts of the city and suburbs, oil rains are being reported.show more

Drones struck the Saratov Oil Refinery - one of... Russia’s oldest refineries with a processing capacity of about 5 million tons per year. It produces more than 20 types of petroleum products, including gasoline, diesel fuel, fuel oil, vacuum gas oil, and technical sulfur.show more