Drones attacked Volgograd and the region: a refinery caught fire

In Volgograd, a fire broke out at the Lukoil oil refinery after a massive drone attack. After the strikes, local residents began buying up fuel en masse: queues formed at gas stations.

The attack was reported by monitoring channels Exilenova+ and ASTRA. Volgograd Oblast Governor Andrey Bocharov also confirmed the drone strike.

According to local channels, drones hit the Volgograd Oil Refinery. A large fire broke out in the industrial zone, and later new explosions were heard in the area of the enterprise.

Bocharov said that local fires broke out at one of the industrial enterprises in the southern part of Volgograd as a result of falling drone debris.

Meanwhile, residents of the city have begun reporting queues at gas stations. According to ASTRA, photos and videos of cars clustered near gas stations are being shared on social media. The queues appeared amid the attack, which, according to local channels, continued after the first explosions.

As a reminder, on the evening of November 11, drones attacked Omsk, Russia, where, according to monitoring channels, Russia’s largest oil refinery was hit.

As reported, the Ukrainian Defense Forces continue to strike at the Russian oil refining industry. Since October 30 , five of the largest refineries in the Russian Federation have been hit: Omsk, Kirish, Ryazan, Nizhny Novgorod, and Yaroslavl . The Novokuibyshev and Saratov plants, which are important for supplying the Russian army with fuel, have also been attacked.

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