The Ukrainian Armed Forces continue drone attacks on Russian refineries. Today — in Bashkiria and Krasnodar region.
"A massive attack by enemy UAVs on the Salavat industrial zone has been repelled. There are a number of pockets of smoke caused by falling debris of downed drones. Operational services have started to eliminate the consequences, there are enough forces and means. There are no casualties," the head of Bashkiria, Radiy Khabirov, said in the telegram channel.
Gazprom Neftekhim Salavat, the largest petrochemical complex in Russia, is located in Salavat.
Also under attack was a refinery in Krasnodar region.
"There was a fire at the Afipsky refinery. Roofs and facades, windows and fences were damaged in several private houses. In one of the apartment buildings — glass, door and ceiling in the apartment. The building at the railway crossing was damaged. The wreckage of drones fell on the territory of two enterprises, in one case there was a fire. Also, fragments of the UAV were found in the courtyard of a private house, "the Operational Headquarters of the Krasnodar Territory reported.
Whether there are serious consequences in the factories is unknown.
As EADaily reported, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are attacking refineries, oil depots and logistics routes on a large scale with drones in Russia. Because of this, factories are being put into unscheduled repairs and gasoline production has decreased. Many regions have introduced restrictions on the sale of fuel at gas stations.

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