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Russia says Ukrainian drone attack kills one in its Samara region
Local officials said the attack killed one person, wounded four and set a major refinery fire after dozens of drones were intercepted.
- Early Sunday, a massive drone and missile strike on Moscow's Kapotnya district set the Gazpromneft Moscow Oil Refinery ablaze, marking the largest drone assault on the capital to date.
- This facility processes around 11.6 million metric tons of crude annually, supplying roughly 35% to 40% of Moscow's fuel and up to 70% of gasoline and aviation kerosene for the wider region.
- Ukraine's General Staff confirmed hits on the AVT-6 primary crude-processing unit and an isomerization unit, sparking fires across the facility and damaging a logistics warehouse complex in the Ramensky district.
- Fuel from the refinery ceased appearing on the St. Petersburg International Mercantile Exchange on Monday, Sept. 21, as authorities reported two deaths and six injuries across the province.
- President Volodymyr Zelenskyy stated the operation used domestically produced long-range systems targeting facilities earning "billions of dollars that support the war machine" to degrade Russia's combat logistical capacity.
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The Kuibyshev refinery in Samara has again become the target of Ukrainian drones. The plant is one of the major oil refineries in the region and has been attacked several times.
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