Which Russian oil refineries have suspended operations due to Ukrainian drone attacks, and what are their annual processing capacities?

The following Russian oil refineries suspended operations after Ukrainian drone attacks: Perm (12.6 million metric tons/year), Tuapse (12 million tons/year), Syzran (8.5 million tons/year), Novokuibyshevsk (5.74 million tons/year), NORSI (16 million tons/year), Bashneft-Novoil in Ufa (over 7 million tons/year), and Kirishi (production halted end of March). Moscow’s refinery was damaged but its 'technology' remained intact; Astrakhan’s gas plant suffered fire damage but capacity details were not linked to operational suspension.

What types of energy infrastructure in Russia have been targeted by Ukrainian drone strikes, and what specific products do the affected facilities produce?

Ukrainian drone strikes have targeted oil refineries (e.g., Perm, Tuapse, Syzran, Novokuibyshevsk, NORSI, Ufa, Kirishi, Moscow) and gas infrastructure (Astrakhan gas processing plant, Ust-Luga processing plant). Affected refineries produce gasoline, diesel, fuel oil, coke, naphtha, vacuum gasoil, liquefied petroleum gases, and stable gas condensate; the Astrakhan plant also produces gasoline and diesel, while Kirishi additionally produces bitumen.

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