Russia’s Volgograd Oil Refinery Stopped After October 2 Drone Attack, Sources Say
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The Volgograd oil refinery has completely stopped processing crude oil after a massive drone attack on October 2. The refinery, which is owned by Russian company Lukoil, has a capacity to process about 14 million tons of oil per year, accounting for about 5 percent of Russia's total oil refining capacity. According to Reuters sources, operations at the facility have been suspended after the attack, which caused damage to the refinery. The halt t…
After a massive drone attack in Volgograd, the Lukoil NPP stopped and the plant is able to process up to 14 million tons of oil per year, about 5 per cent of the capacity of the Russian NHP.
The Volgograd oil processing plant completely stopped the processing of oil after the Ukrainian drone attack on 2 October, reporting to Reuters with reference to sources.
The Volgograd oil refinery has completely stopped operating after being hit hard by a Ukrainian long-range drone attack on October 2, ...
Volgograd oil refinery in Russia completely stopped oil processing after drone attack on October 2. The reason was damage to the equipment of the enterprise. This is reported by Reuters, citing sources. According to the agency, after the UAV attack, damage occurred at the plant, due to...
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