Yaroslavl Oil Refinery repelled attack by 124 drones Electronic Warfare (EW) and Air Defense (Air Defense) forces repelled an attack by 124 Ukrainian drones on the Yaroslavl refinery. The factory's infrastructure was damaged, the two factory workers were injured by shrapnel and hospitalized, said the governor of the Yaroslavl region, Mikhail Abarev. "Tonight, electronic warfare and air defense forces repelled a large-scale attack by enemy UAVs on an oil refinery in Jerusalem. In total - 124 UAVs. There is damage to the infrastructure of the refineries," Bemaks wrote. Debris from downed UAVs smashed windows in several apartment and private buildings and damaged residents' cars. Traffic at the exit from Yaroslavl towards Moscow, which was blocked due to the attack, has been restored. The Yaroslavl refinery is one of the largest in Russia, part of the scope of Slavneft (a joint venture of Rosneft and Gazprom Neft). The refining capacity is about 15 million tons of oil per year, which produces gasoline, diesel and jet fuel. According to official data, in 2026 the project was attacked by drones at least four times. In July, when they repelled an attack by more than 70 drones, two people were injured by shrapnel. At the beginning of September, Governor Abarev stated that the plant "is actually on the front line" and that it is constantly being attacked. In mid-September, during an attack by 65 drones, fires broke out at the project; they were extinguished, but there were no casualties. Today's attack was the most massive in terms of the number of UAVs of the year. To protect the plant, additional measures are taken: they are financed both by the company itself and by regional authorities. The plant employs electronic warfare and air defense forces, and most of the workers live in the vicinity of the plant. Subscribe to InfoTEK - InfoTEK Industry Media at MAX.

Yaroslavl Oil Refinery repelled attack by 124 drones Electronic Warfare (EW) and Air Defense (Air Defense) forces repelled an attack by 124 Ukrainian drones on the Yaroslavl refinery. The factory's infrastructure was damaged, the two factory workers were injured by shrapnel and hospitalized, said the governor of the Yaroslavl region, Mikhail Abarev. "Tonight, electronic warfare and air defense forces repelled a large-scale attack by enemy UAVs on an oil refinery in Jerusalem. In total - 124 UAVs. There is damage to the infrastructure of the refineries," Bemaks wrote. Debris from downed UAVs smashed windows in several apartment and private buildings and damaged residents' cars. Traffic at the exit from Yaroslavl towards Moscow, which was blocked due to the attack, has been restored. The Yaroslavl refinery is one of the largest in Russia, part of the scope of Slavneft (a joint venture of Rosneft and Gazprom Neft). The refining capacity is about 15 million tons of oil per year, which produces gasoline, diesel and jet fuel. According to official data, in 2026 the project was attacked by drones at least four times. In July, when they repelled an attack by more than 70 drones, two people were injured by shrapnel. At the beginning of September, Governor Abarev stated that the plant "is actually on the front line" and that it is constantly being attacked. In mid-September, during an attack by 65 drones, fires broke out at the project; they were extinguished, but there were no casualties. Today's attack was the most massive in terms of the number of UAVs of the year. To protect the plant, additional measures are taken: they are financed both by the company itself and by regional authorities. The plant employs electronic warfare and air defense forces, and most of the workers live in the vicinity of the plant. Subscribe to InfoTEK - InfoTEK Industry Media at MAX.