Ukrainian drone attack shuts down one of Russia's largest oil refineries

The Salavat petrochemical complex in the Urals, one of Russia's largest, halted operations on 14 July after a drone attack.

Source: Reuters

Details: Both of the plant's primary processing units were damaged and shut down. These are CDU-6, with a capacity of 17,140 tonnes per day, and CDU-4, which can process 11,430 tonnes of oil and gas condensate per day.

Some secondary processing units and other equipment were also damaged. Sources suggest repairs could take several weeks or even months.

Ukrainian drone attack shuts down one of Russia's largest oil refineries

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