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βοΈ Clarification of information regarding the attack on the Ryazan Oil Refinery
Currently, from the analysis of the materials known to us, it has been revealed that the oil depot on the territory of the plant [overpasses] was hit, and probably the L-24-600 installation. There were also flares from the Ryazan CHPP, drones also visited there
A large-scale fire broke out at an oil depot, fuel and lubricants "explode" and spread across the surface, causing an even larger fire.
It never ceases to amaze me how big the flames are when an oil refinery burns.
Literal millions of liters of flammable liquids will do that.
And millions of dollars, too. ππ₯°
i hope they hit something hard to replace, like atmospheric crude distillation unit or some catalytic system that is impossible to repair due to sanctions
Was confused for a second, thought the Ryzen chip factory was under attack.
That's how corporations will compete in another 4 years or so
The phrase "under control" is like a chameleon; it changes color depending on the country.
Yes, russian refinery controlled by Ukraine.
aprox 500 ... 800 ? km from Ukraine, ~200km from MuskWho (moscow).
When the very last part has caught fire, you can be sure it will only get better from now on.