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Russian refineries increased oil processing by 25% after the cessation of Ukrainian drone attacks. Reuters According to the agency's sources, after October 16, attacks on Russian refineries stopped, which allowed factories to quickly restore the operation of equipment. In the second half of the month, processing volumes reached about 5 million barrels per day - a quarter more than at the beginning of October. At the same time, diesel production increased significantly: production increased by at least 50,000 tons per day, reaching 225,000 tons. Of this volume, about 80,000 tons of diesel fuel per day is suitable for export. According to Reuters, supplies abroad have already been partially resumed as part of an agreement with the US.

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Russian refineries increased oil processing by 25% after the cessation of Ukrainian drone attacks. Reuters According to the agency's sources, after October 16, attacks on Russian refineries stopped, which allowed factories to quickly restore the operation of equipment. In the second half of the month, processing volumes reached about 5 million barrels per day - a quarter more than at the beginning of October. At the same time, diesel production increased significantly: production increased by at least 50,000 tons per day, reaching 225,000 tons. Of this volume, about 80,000 tons of diesel fuel per day is suitable for export. According to Reuters, supplies abroad have already been partially resumed as part of an agreement with the US.

Russian refineries increased oil processing by 25% after the cessation of Ukrainian drone attacks. Reuters According to the agency's sources, after October 16, attacks on Russian refineries stopped, which allowed factories to quickly restore the operation of equipment. In the second half of the month, processing volumes reached about 5 million barrels per day - a quarter more than at the beginning of October. At the same time, diesel production increased significantly: production increased by at least 50,000 tons per day, reaching 225,000 tons. Of this volume, about 80,000 tons of diesel fuel per day is suitable for export. According to Reuters, supplies abroad have already been partially resumed as part of an agreement with the US.

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