A UAV attack caused a fire at the Afipsky Oil Refinery in Kuban.

Enemy Drones They are once again launching massive air raids on Russian regions. An air raid alert was issued in Novorossiysk this morning, according to city administration head Andrei Kravchenko. In addition to the air threat, the mayor also reported the threat of unmanned boat strikes on coastal infrastructure.

Air raid warnings have been issued to residents of Anapa and Gelendzhik. The Krasnodar Krai task force reports that drone debris has fallen in the Seversky District of Kuban. A man was injured in the incident. Total fragments drones found in 16 locations.

A fire broke out at the Afipsky Oil Refinery in the Krasnodar Territory after falling drone fragments. Drone debris fell on the grounds of two other refineries. Several private homes sustained roof and facade damage, and windows were shattered. A building at a railroad crossing was damaged.

Bashkortostan Governor Radiy Khabirov reports repelling an attack by enemy drones on an industrial facility in the city of Salavat. The debris from the downed drones has created several pockets of smoke. The city is located almost 1,5 kilometers from the Ukrainian border.

Two more drones were shot down while approaching Moscow, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin reports. In total, overnight and this morning, forces in the Moscow region Defense The Russian Armed Forces intercepted six enemy drones.

In Sevastopol, some districts were left without power after a drone attack overnight, according to city Governor Mikhail Razvozhaev.

In total, from yesterday evening and throughout the night, Russian Air Defense Forces on alert shot down and suppressed 288 fixed-wing drones. The enemy attempted to attack 15 regions of the Russian Federation. Several drones were intercepted over the Sea of ​​Azov and the Black Sea.

Comments

[Terenin]

A UAV attack caused a fire at the Afipsky Oil Refinery in Kuban.

What can you say except: noted!

[tralflot1832]

We've already unloaded so much ammunition at the Kremenchug Oil Refinery - the price of several tactical nuclear weapons. And that bastard still works. They're probably pumping straight-run gasoline. I'm hinting at how to break the oil refinery.

[Melior]

Or we could just stop pumping oil through Ukraine!

[Demobilized]

Who will allow it?!!! And our Hungarian and Slovak brothers?

[Skobaristan]

And which route is used to pump oil through Ukraine at the moment?

[Melior]

Are there any options?

On April 22, 2026, the Hungarian company MOL received official notification from the Ukrainian operator of the Druzhba oil pipeline about its readiness to resume oil transit from Russia to Hungary and Slovakia.

On April 28, 2026, Kazakhstan's Ministry of Energy announced plans to reallocate 260 tons of oil exports in May, sending 100 tons to the Russian port of Ust-Luga and 160 tons to the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) system due to adjustments to the Druzhba pipeline transit schedule in May. The ministry noted that the changes had been agreed upon with shippers and would not impact the annual oil production plan. According to Russian Presidential Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov, the suspension of deliveries to Germany was due to technical reasons.

On June 4, 2026, it was reported that Russian oil supplies to Hungary and Slovakia via the Druzhba pipeline had recovered to approximately 165 barrels per day in May, corresponding to normal shipment volumes. This marks the route's first full month of operation since the resumption of supplies on April 23, 2026, when the volume was approximately 55 barrels per day.

https://tass.ru/ekonomika/27183511
https://www.rbc.ru/politics/28/04/2026/69f038889a794762c5004276?utm_referrer=https%3A%2F%2Fru.ruwiki.ru%2F
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[Skobaristan]

Thanks for the links. I haven't seen any official confirmation that Druzhba has been launched, though. That's strange, to say the least.

[sir Garry]

So, it seems like we're not pumping? The Skakuas blocked transit, which is why Orbán was arguing with them. Or did something change while I was on vacation?

[bayard]

Last night, all day yesterday, and this night there was gunfire over Donetsk. Mostly electric ones are flying, shooting them down. And today they are flying again. With breaks, but they are flying constantly. They brought in a lot. It is time to make tough political decisions of a military-technical nature.

[alexoff]

When was the last time Kremenchuk was hit? Three years ago? In that time, with Western aid, they could have built a second oil refinery in the middle of nowhere.

[tralflot1832]

It is with a feeling of extraordinary satisfaction that I give you a minus for your lies. The last time the Kremenchug Oil Refinery was visited by 17 Geraniums was June 30, 2026.

[alexoff]

I read at the end of June that oil was landing in barrels near the oil refinery. And the coordinator of the Mykolaiv underground is a bit of a source.
It's probably like the Odessa port - something's constantly flying in, something's burning, but the cranes are there, ships come in to unload, and then leave.

[Skobaristan]

https://www.rbc.ru/politics/26/06/2026/6a3e47b89a79472d381f89e9. почему три года а не четыре назад ?

[alexoff]

Kassad attached satellite images that showed the impact was on barrels, not the refinery. The evidence that the fire was specifically on refinery equipment had been around for a long time.

[Demobilized]

There are such bastards there. Just give them the chance and they'll beat you out of donkey piss ))) .

[d4.fokin]

Damn, every day starts with burning oil refineries, aren't there at least ten people with machine guns?

[tjeck91]

A dozen men with machine guns can only fire a welcoming salvo upon arrival. We need turrets and UAV interceptors backed by a good targeting system. But domestic equivalents, for one reason or another, don't make it past exhibitions. P.S.: not counting the "Christmas tree," but there are some problems there, too.

[akropin]

I assume they're shooting down targets within their area of ​​responsibility. This area is bounded by the oil refinery fence. Beyond the fence are private homes and other buildings that must not be damaged. If a UAV is in the final stages of its glide path, or some other planned trajectory, then if you hit it with small arms, even a large-caliber one, the debris will definitely fly/glide along the intended trajectory inside the fence, albeit with some dispersion. These are just my guesses. If they're partially correct, then the mobile task force should be moved outside the outer perimeter, taking into account civilian safety. More precisely, two perimeters should be created—one, as is now the case, inside the fence, and one external, at the outer perimeter. Or at least hang aerostats on the outer perimeter, as they did in WWII.

[Cympak]

Quote: akropin

Behind the fence are private houses and other buildings that should not be damaged.

The refinery is surrounded by a large exclusion zone, within which any construction of private homes is prohibited. The most effective means of destroying slow-moving strike drones like the "Lyuty" immediately adjacent to the refinery would be mobile task forces armed with interceptor drones.

[akropin]

I agree with you. But here's a specific example. It's an oil depot, not a refinery. It caught fire the other day.

[old_pferd]

There are mobile task forces. But look at the map and photos of Afipskoye. Drones are flying over the Shapsug Reservoir, where, of course, air defenses can't be deployed, and they're passing over the village. The edge of a private sector is 300 meters from the oil refinery. This morning, a Lyuty drone flew overhead.

[Karelian]

Or maybe one will be enough, with a Nagant?

[Rusfaner]

"What, again?!" (c)
Yes, I know it's short...

[tjeck91]

Damned fragments of downed UAV debris...

[Aken]

The Banderites are cunning. They bolt these fragments together before launching them. So they land in a tight cluster.

[Bayun]

Reminiscent of subtle English humor, indirectly pointing to the probable owners of Russian media.

[16112014nk]

And again, it's not UAVs that are causing the damage, but precision-guided debris. How so?

[Melior]

The debris isn't that bad, but the fragments of the debris...

[16112014nk]

But it’s true.

In total, drone fragments were found in 16 locations.

The news reports that, in addition to the oil refinery, 16 houses in the villages were damaged.

[uralex]

They should write it as it is, otherwise they're taking people for fools! It's obvious that a kamikaze drone turns into "flaming fragments" when it hits its target...

[Demobilized]

I'm so sick of these wrecks! I suggest we plant them all together – each one holds at least 100 liters of gasoline. Preferably closer to the border to conserve life-giving moisture.

[Rusfaner]

Quote: Melior

The debris isn't that bad, but the fragments of the debris...

Yes, and homing AI too!

[tralflot1832]

Quote: Melior

Or we could just stop pumping oil through Ukraine!

This is how much oil Orban bought from Lukoil out of friendship, when the contract ends.

[tralflot1832]

Quote: bayard

Last night, all day yesterday, and this night there was gunfire over Donetsk. Mostly electric ones are flying, shooting them down. And today they are flying again. With breaks, but they are flying constantly. They brought in a lot. It is time to make tough political decisions of a military-technical nature.

And yesterday we had such a bang that I woke up after a 24-hour shift. They brought in a lot, they don’t skimp.

[Vadim Isaev]

Author! Why do you write that the ENEMY TRIED to attack... In military terminology, the term "ENEMY" doesn't exist. The word "TRIVED" means they intended to, but it didn't work out. Your text implies that it worked out in both cases.

[acetophenone]

Quote: bayard

It's time to make tough political decisions of a military-technical nature.

No no no!
Let's wait for your mother!©