Limited Gas Sales in Moscow After Ukraine Attacked a Refinery
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The Moscow Petroleum Refinery (MEP) in Capotna stopped processing oil because of an attack by Ukrainian drones on 20 September, the last and main day of the State elections, and three sources in the industry reported it to Reuters.
<p>Moscow refinery stopped after drone attack and did not put fuel up for sale - media Fires at two primary processing plants stopped the work of the Moscow refinery. Recovery can take several weeks</p>.
A major oil refinery in the Russian capital was set on fire. Ukraine claimed to have used a newly developed ballistic missile in the attacks, which also targeted other parts of the country.
Ukrainian drones attacked the NHP in Capotna.
The plant was cut to a maximum of 30 liters per vehicle after an attack last night by the Kapotnia refinery.So far the limit was 60 liters.
The mayor of Moscow said that an industrial unit within the refinery complex was damaged during a drone attack in the Russian capital.
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