BIG | 🇺🇦🇷🇺‼️‼️ UKRAINIAN STRIKES HAVE DISRUPTED NEARLY 30% OF RUSSIA’S OIL REFINING CAPACITY! According to Reuters, Ukrainian attacks have disrupted operations at nine of Russia’s 35 largest oil refineries since late October, dealing a major blow to the country’s energy infrastructure. The affected facilities have a combined processing capacity of approximately 300,000 tons of crude oil per day, compared with Russia’s total refining capacity of around 930,000 tons daily. Russian refineries were processing roughly 700,000 tons per day at the end of October, but subsequent strikes could have reduced actual output by another 200,000 tons. The affected facilities include refineries in Ryazan, Yaroslavl, and the Volga region. On November 9, Ukraine also targeted the Kirishi refinery, Russia’s second-largest. The scale of the disruption highlights Ukraine’s growing ability to strike Russia’s energy infrastructure far beyond the front lines. Sustained attacks on refining facilities could increase pressure on domestic fuel supplies, military logistics, and the broader Russian economy. However, disrupted capacity does not necessarily translate into an equivalent reduction in actual production, and the duration of the damage will be critical. See the latest updates with us: @visionergeo