Russia's KINEF refinery halts operations after drone attacks

NPU in Kirishi stopped oil processing after drone attack — Reuters.

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The KINEF oil refinery in Kirishi, Leningrad Oblast, stopped oil processing after drone attacks on August 30.
Two primary oil refining units were damaged in the attack.
The refinery is owned by Surgutneftegaz and is one of Russia's largest oil refineries.
The refinery has previously stopped operations due to drone attacks in March and May of the same year.
Approximately 10% of Russia's oil refining enterprises are currently undergoing repairs.

The damage affected two primary oil processing units that provide about 48% of the plant's working capacity. — tg_theinsider
The damaged units were AVT-6 and AT-1, and two other units (AT-6 and AVT-2) were not in operation at the time of the attack. — tg_bbcrussian
Vice Prime Minister Alexander Novak stated that domestic protection solutions for oil refineries are not worse than those used in the UAE, and may even be better. — tg_theinsider
Governor Alexander Dronchenko reported a fire in the industrial zone of Kirishi due to the drone attack, and later confirmed that the fire in the Ust-Luga port caused by the attack had been extinguished. — tg_bbcrussian