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The Ryazan refinery was attacked by drones for the second time in three weeks. On the night of November 5, the Ryazan region was attacked by more than 200 drones, Governor Pavel Malkov said. As a result of the attacks, fires broke out in the area of ​​industrial plants in Ryazan, and damage to power lines led to power outages in part of the city. One person was injured, the governor said. In Ryazan, a blast wave shattered the windows of school #58, causing the cancellation of classes. In the Ryazan district, private houses were damaged, and in the Rivanovsky district, a non-residential building caught fire. Malkov later reported that the power supply had been restored and said that the fires that had started had been extinguished or contained. As ASTRA reports, one of the fires occurred at the Ryazan refinery, owned by Rosneft. The company is one of the largest refineries in Russia and produces, among other things, diesel fuel and aviation oil, which is used by the Russian military aviation. The Ryazan refinery was already attacked on October 15, when a drone strike caused a fire that started in the plant and the main oil refining unit was shut down. Photo: Nova Gola+ and Supernova+.

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The Ryazan refinery was attacked by drones for the second time in three weeks. On the night of November 5, the Ryazan region was attacked by more than 200 drones, Governor Pavel Malkov said. As a result of the attacks, fires broke out in the area of ​​industrial plants in Ryazan, and damage to power lines led to power outages in part of the city. One person was injured, the governor said. In Ryazan, a blast wave shattered the windows of school #58, causing the cancellation of classes. In the Ryazan district, private houses were damaged, and in the Rivanovsky district, a non-residential building caught fire. Malkov later reported that the power supply had been restored and said that the fires that had started had been extinguished or contained. As ASTRA reports, one of the fires occurred at the Ryazan refinery, owned by Rosneft. The company is one of the largest refineries in Russia and produces, among other things, diesel fuel and aviation oil, which is used by the Russian military aviation. The Ryazan refinery was already attacked on October 15, when a drone strike caused a fire that started in the plant and the main oil refining unit was shut down. Photo: Nova Gola+ and Supernova+.

The Ryazan refinery was attacked by drones for the second time in three weeks. On the night of November 5, the Ryazan region was attacked by more than 200 drones, Governor Pavel Malkov said. As a result of the attacks, fires broke out in the area of ​​industrial plants in Ryazan, and damage to power lines led to power outages in part of the city. One person was injured, the governor said. In Ryazan, a blast wave shattered the windows of school #58, causing the cancellation of classes. In the Ryazan district, private houses were damaged, and in the Rivanovsky district, a non-residential building caught fire. Malkov later reported that the power supply had been restored and said that the fires that had started had been extinguished or contained. As ASTRA reports, one of the fires occurred at the Ryazan refinery, owned by Rosneft. The company is one of the largest refineries in Russia and produces, among other things, diesel fuel and aviation oil, which is used by the Russian military aviation. The Ryazan refinery was already attacked on October 15, when a drone strike caused a fire that started in the plant and the main oil refining unit was shut down. Photo: Nova Gola+ and Supernova+.

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