The strikes of Ukraine have failed at least 10% of the oil refinery of the Russian Federation - Britain's intelligence

The experts of the UK Ministry of Defense believe that considering the size and scale of the Russian energy industry, it is unlikely that Russia will be able to protect all vulnerable objects. Recent attacks of Ukrainian drones have failed at least 10% of the capacity of oil refineries in Russia. The details were reported in the report of the UK Ministry of Defense in the Microbags Service H.

Some of the most removed attacks that were located about 900 km from Ukraine, which emphasizes the reach of Ukrainian UAVs of the respective enterprises. These attacks, according to the report, cause financial losses to Russia and affect the domestic fuel market. Recent blows to oil refineries probably have failed at least 10 percent of Russian oil refining capacities. Depending on the scale of the damage, major repairs can take considerable time and need significant funds.

Sanctions are highly likely to increase the time and cost of searching for equipment. They also responded in the British Department to the statement of the Russian Ministry of Energy Representative to the fact that there are plans to deploy the shell defense systems for the protection of oil refineries. Experts believe that, considering the size and scale of the Russian energy industry, it is unlikely that Russia will be able to protect all vulnerable objects.

UAVs were struck on March 23 at the OPZ in the Samara region. Russian journalists have declared fires at Kuibyshevsky Refinery in Samara, as well as on the object located near the city of Novokubyshevsk in Samara region. In addition, at night, Roszmi wrote about the impact on the Oskol electrometallurgical plant "in the Belgorod region. Meanwhile, Governor of the region Vyacheslav Gladkov on the attacks of allegedly Ukrainian drone on "one of the enterprises of the Staro Oscol City District".