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In the night of 20 September, Ukrainian forces struck the Moscow Oil Refinery “Gazpromneft–Moscow Refinery.” A large-scale fire was recorded on the facility’s premises after the impact.
According to the General Staff, units of the Defense Forces of Ukraine struck the facility in the Kapotnya district of Moscow. A large-scale fire broke out on the refinery grounds. The strike hit three production units at once. Specifically, these were: the primary processing unit AVT-6; the integrated oil processing unit; and the isomerization unit. Thus, the strike hit the facility’s production capacities directly. What is known about the Moscow Refinery: Gazpromneft–Moscow Refinery is one of the largest oil refining enterprises in Russia. The plant is located in the Kapotnya district of Moscow. The facility can process about 12 million tons of crude oil per year. Its capacities produce automotive gasoline, diesel and aviation fuel, fuel oil, and other petroleum products. The General Staff noted that the refinery is involved in supplying the needs of the Russian armed forces.
In the night of 20 September, series of explosions and the flights of groups of drones were already recorded near Moscow in several directions. In the village of Sofyino, preliminary reports say a fire broke out at warehouse premises. The company Fire Point stated that FP-1 strike drones destroyed a warehouse complex in the Moscow region. According to preliminary information, these were warehouses of the company “Modern Warehouse Technologies.” In the Russian capital this attack has already been called the largest to date. According to Mayor Sergey Sobyanin’s statement, 450 drones were heading toward Moscow.
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