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Ryazan Refinery (Rosneft), located 200 km southeast of Moscow in Ryazan Oblast, is one of Russia largest refineries at ~17.1 Mt/yr. It supplies approximately 40% of motor fuel for the Moscow metropolitan region and is a critical node in the central Russian fuel distribution network. The facility operates multiple crude and vacuum distillation units and produces diesel, gasoline, jet fuel, and lubricants.
WikipediaA fire broke out at the Ryazan refinery. The ELOU-AVT-6 and AVT-3 crude distillation units were reportedly hit, together accounting for more than 77% of the refinery's primary crude processing capacity.
A fire broke out on the refinery premises following the strike. The refinery fully halted crude processing, with the shutdown expected to last about two weeks.
4 killed, vacuum distillation units ablaze, oily black rain, refinery fully halted.
Atmospheric distillation unit damaged, fire, winter campaign escalation.
Atmospheric distillation unit knocked out, ~25% capacity loss for 20+ days.
Fire at auxiliary fuel storage, partial output curtailment.
Vacuum distillation and blending units hit, large fire, ~30% capacity loss.
Main atmospheric distillation unit destroyed, all processing halted for 3+ weeks.
Full processing shutdown after strike
According to two industry sources cited by Reuters, the refinery completely halted crude processing. Fires forced the shutdown of AT-6, accounting for about 48% of capacity, and AVT-4, about 23%; AVT-3 was already under maintenance. Repairs to the damaged units may take several weeks.
Full processing shutdown
Following the July 29 strike, the refinery fully halted crude processing, with the shutdown expected to last about two weeks.
Full shutdown — 4 killed, oil rain over city
Drone strike at ~02:00 ignited vacuum distillation units. 4 killed, dozens injured. Oily black rain contaminated city streets and buildings. Ryazan refinery (17 Mt/yr, key Moscow fuel supplier) completely halted.
