Ukrainian drones attacked the Ryazan berry refinery and warehouse supplying Moscow On the night of November 5, Ukrainian drones massively attacked the Ryazan region. "There is damage from falling debris. Fires occurred on the territory of industrial facilities in Ryazan. Power lines were damaged and there are power outages in parts of the city," said regional governor Pavel Malkov. According to him, one person was injured. The Ukrainian monitoring channels Nova Gola+ and Supernova+ stated that one of the targets of the attack was the Ryazan refinery. According to photos and videos of eyewitnesses, after the arrival a strong fire broke out in her territory. The Ryazan refinery belongs to Rosneft and is one of the 3 largest industrial companies in Russia. It is capable of processing more than 17 million tons of oil per year. The plant produces motor gasoline, diesel fuel, jet fuel, fuel oil and bitumen. The company supplies fuel to Moscow and the central regions of the country. Before that, the refinery was repeatedly subjected to Ukrainian attacks. After a drone attack on October 15, the processing of raw materials in one of the main facilities was stopped. In addition to the refinery, on the night of November 5, drones hit the berry logistics center in Ryazan, Astra writes. This is a large distribution center with an area of approximately 173 thousand square meters. from. Local residents reported a fire at the facility after the impact. Previously, the warehouse was raided on August 29 and temporarily stopped working. More details.