Photo: Strange, fuel-smelling precipitation was reported in Ryazan following an attack on an oil refinery
In Ryazan, Russia, following an attack on an oil refinery, local residents began reporting unusual precipitation. According to them, a sticky black substance with a distinct smell of fuel fell from the sky, settling on cars, windows, and city streets. Locals attribute the appearance of this substance to the aftermath of the strike on the refinery.
This is reported by Russian media.
As a reminder, strikes on oil refineries in Russia have caused agasoline shortage, particularly of AI-95.
Attacks on oil refineries have costRussia over $7 billion since the start of the year — WP.
The day before, the Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked the Tuapse oil refinery for the fourth time in the last two weeks. A massive fire broke out on the refinery grounds following a series of explosions.
Drones attacked Tuapse again, causing fires at the oil refinery and in the port.
In Tuapse, refinery capacity has decreased following the latest attack.
