Since October 30, the enemy has been carrying out almost daily attacks on Russian oil refineries and infrastructure facilities. October 30 - Novokovichevsky oil refinery in the Samara region. October 31 - The oil refinery in Ufa, part of the Ufa oil refinery complex. November 1 - Lukoil's Kastov refinery in the Nizhny Novgorod region, after the attack in the region, a restriction was introduced on the sale of gasoline - no more than 40 liters. November 2 - LPDS "Samara" near Prosvet village, Samara region. November 3 - Yaroslavl Oil Refinery. November 4 - Refinery in Strelitmak (in Skortostan). November 5 - Ryazan Oil Refinery. November 6 - Epiphask oil refinery in the Krasnodar Territory. November 7 - Saratov Oil Refinery. And so it is to this day.
Moreover, the attack tactics also change. If, in the past, the enemy is mainly due to individual facilities and key equipment, it is now using groups of drones, attacking different parts of the production infrastructure at once. The intention is not only to harm a single unit, but to disrupt the operation of the entire technological complex, complicate the repairs and inhibit the restoration of production. The enemy is consistently trying to create a load on the oil refinement infrastructure in several regions of Russia at once. This is not enough to simply report the number of drones that have been dropped. It is important that the factories themselves be protected from repeated attacks, and that the installations that have been damaged will return to action as quickly as possible.