Ukraine hits Russia’s second-largest refinery, Rosneft caps sales
Ukrainian refinery strikes have cut Russian oil processing capacity by 30%, prompting fuel rationing and a cap on Rosneft sales.
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Ukrainian refinery strikes have cut Russian oil processing capacity by 30%, prompting fuel rationing and a cap on Rosneft sales.
Russia has imposed gasoline sales restrictions across multiple regions as Ukrainian drone attacks on oil refineries continue to disrupt fuel supplies.
Ukrainian drones struck Russia's second-largest oil refinery, the Kirishi/KINEF plant in the Leningrad region, killing one woman and damaging three oil processing units.
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Russian oil giant Rosneft faces mounting pressure from Ukrainian drone strikes, severe sanctions, and mounting Vostok Oil setbacks.
Coverage reveals Rosneft billions funded a vast Kremlin-backed money laundering network designed to evade Western sanctions.
Russian refining operations face widespread disruption following a series of extensive drone strikes targeting energy and military infrastructure.
Reports of drone strikes targeting Russian energy infrastructure and logistics hubs signal an escalation in strategic aerial campaigns.
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Ukraine reportedly targets key Russian energy infrastructure with a wave of drone strikes across multiple regions.
Ukraine has conducted long-range strikes reaching 1,600 km into Russia, targeting three major oil refineries and strategic military infrastructure.
Coverage indicates the Moscow oil refinery is unlikely to resume production until 2027 following sustained drone strikes.