Gazprom's gas processing plant in Russia's southern Astrakhan region has halted motor fuel production after a fire broke out on May 13 following a drone attack. — Ukrinform.
Friday, 15 May 2026, 00:11
14 May 2026
That is according to Reuters, citing two industry sources, Ukrinform reports.
They said the plant suspended operations, including a combined unit for processing stable condensate with capacity of 3 million metric tons per year, which produces gasoline and diesel at the facility.
According to the sources, restoring motor fuel output could take from several weeks to several months.
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