September 2026

The oil depot was attacked by drones. A prolonged fire broke out at the facility; access to the settlement was restricted and residents were advised to keep windows closed and avoid being outdoors.

The oil depot was hit by drones, causing a fire at the facility.

The oil depot was attacked by drones. A series of explosions was followed by a major fire at the facility.

The oil depot was attacked by drones. A fire broke out at the facility; emergency services were deployed and traffic on nearby streets was closed during response operations.

The strike caused a major fire. The AVT-3, AVT-5 and AVT-6 primary processing units and two technical overpasses were damaged. The refinery halted operations.

A drone strike caused a fire and damaged pipelines, storage tanks and processing units. The refinery completely halted operations.

A drone strike damaged the facility, after which operations were temporarily suspended.

A drone strike caused fires and damage to production buildings. OSINT geolocation confirms the facility site was hit.

A drone strike caused a major fire and damaged both primary crude distillation units, AVT-4 and AVT-5. Crude processing was completely halted.

A drone strike caused a fire at oil-refining infrastructure.

A drone strike caused fires at both primary crude processing units — AVT-6 and EURO+ — which together account for 100% of the refinery's capacity. Crude processing was completely halted.

A drone strike damaged the AVT-3 crude distillation unit and caused a fire. AVT-4 was already under repair following an earlier strike, resulting in a complete halt of crude processing.

A drone strike hit the AVT-6 crude distillation unit and the tank farm, causing a major fire. Damage to the main unit, which accounts for about 71% of capacity, combined with AVT-5 already being under repair, resulted in a complete halt of crude processing.

A drone strike hit a key oil processing unit and the tank farm, causing a major fire.

A drone strike caused a fire in one of the storage tanks.

A drone strike caused a fire at the facility’s production site.

A drone strike caused fires and damage to process infrastructure. The ELOU-AVT-6 unit and a section of the main oil pipeline were hit; the refinery subsequently halted crude processing completely.

An FP-5 Flamingo cruise missile strike caused direct hits and a fire at the production site.

A drone strike caused explosions and a brief halt of the production process. The plant subsequently resumed normal operations.

A drone strike caused a fire at the port's oil infrastructure. The fire was subsequently extinguished.

A drone strike caused a major fire. OSINT analysis confirms damage to at least one fuel oil storage tank.

A drone strike caused a fire at the industrial facility. Russian authorities confirmed the fire following the attack, while subsequent reports identified the affected facility as the condensate preparation plant.

A drone strike hit the production site of the gas condensate processing complex.

A drone strike caused a fire at the industrial site. OSINT geolocation confirms the impact; the extent of damage and effect on processing capacity have not yet been established.

The Perm refinery was struck again. Explosions and smoke were reported in the area of the facility. No reliable information is currently available on specific damaged units or additional processing capacity losses.

A mass drone attack caused minor damage to industrial infrastructure.

A 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 significant fire broke out at the oil depot. Eyewitness footage geolocated by ASTRA confirms the fire at the Lukoil-Yugnefteprodukt Sochi oil depot in Sirius.

A major fire broke out at the oil depot. Russian authorities confirmed the fire, while ASTRA's OSINT analysis identified the facility as the Rosneft-Kubannefteprodukt oil depot in Sochi's Adler district.

Explosions and a fire were reported at the Sterlitamak Petrochemical Plant. Footage from the area shows thick smoke rising over the industrial zone. The extent of damage remains unknown.

The NOVATEK Ust-Luga complex was struck, causing a major fire. Pipelines between the pumping station and storage tanks, a primary gas condensate processing unit and two hydrocracking columns were damaged. Subsequent assessment confirmed a complete shutdown of the complex.