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Russia's largest oil refinery in Omsk halted production after a Ukrainian drone attack, damaging CDU-10 and taking CDU-11 offline, potentially worsening fuel shortages as the plant—Russia's top gasoline producer—suspends gasoline and diesel sales on the exchange; CDU-11 could resume soon, and the mothballed CDU-7/8 units could be restarted if needed.
A Gazprom Neft-operated refinery south of Moscow is expected to remain offline for at least six months after June drone strikes damaged its main distillation unit (53% of capacity) and a newer Euro+ unit (47%), likely delaying the restart until 2027. The plant processed 11.6 million tonnes of oil in 2024, and authorities are weighing a diesel export ban amid rising fuel prices and supply concerns as Russia’s fuel market faces ongoing strain, though officials say the situation is under control.
A Ukrainian drone strike hit Gazprom Neft's refinery southeast of Moscow, starting a fire and, according to industry sources, halting operations at the plant that supplies a large share of the Moscow region's fuel; Moscow officials later claimed the fire did not affect operations. Zelenskiy framed the attack as proof of Kyiv's reach as Ukraine intensifies refinery strikes that are straining Russia's fuel market.