Ukrainian drones have attacked Moscow's largest oil refinery. One in three cars in Moscow runs on fuel from that refinery—but now, drones have struck it. The Moscow refinery meets around 35% of the Russian capital's fuel needs. The facility supplies up to 40% of Moscow's gasoline requirements and about 50% of its diesel needs. Bitumen from the Moscow refinery is used in the construction or repair of one in every two roads in the Russian capital. Although the Kremlin has redeployed a significant portion of its air defense systems to Moscow, drones still managed to strike one of the country's key fuel facilities.

❌🛳️ St. Petersburg will not hold the Russian Navy Day parade this year, - Fontanka This parade has been held in St. Petersburg annually since 2017. The event traditionally covered two locations - the Neva River and the Kronstadt raid.

More footage of the Moscow oil refinery in Kapotnya, one of the top 10 refineries in Russia. It's a strategically important object as it supplies about 40% of petroleum products for Moscow metropolitan area. The oil refinery is supposed to provide full independence to Moscow metropolitan area, including fuel needed by local airports. It is a heavily defended object due to its strategic significance.