Ukrainian drones hit one of the largest refineries in southern Russia for the 7th time since the beginning of the year. On the night of November 6, Ukrainian drones attacked the village of Epifsky in the Krasnodar Territory, the regional operational headquarters reported. "Due to debris falling from UAVs, a fire occurred in the area of one of the factories. There were no casualties," the headquarters noted. No further details were given there. According to the Ukrainian monitoring channel Nova Gola+, the target of the attack was the Lapifsky refinery. After the airstrike, thick smoke rose above the factory, which according to local residents reached the outskirts of Krasnodar. The Lapifsky refinery is one of the largest in southern Russia. He belongs to the spammer group of the billionaire Mikhail Gutsreev. The enterprise is able to process about 7.2 million tons of raw materials per year and produces gasoline, diesel and other petroleum products. However, it is export oriented and does not produce products for the local market. This is the seventh UAV attack on the factory. In the past, the refinery was hit on January 21, March 14, June 11, July 14, August 25 and September 26. More details.