Which Russian oil refinery did Ukraine strike, and where is it located?

Ukraine struck Lukoil PJSC’s Perm refinery, a 260,000-barrel-a-day plant located in Russia’s Urals region, about 1,500 kilometers (930 miles) east of Moscow.

What are the reported effects of Ukraine’s recent strikes on Russia’s oil infrastructure?

Ukraine’s campaign against Russian energy assets—including refineries and Black Sea port infrastructure—has cut Russia’s oil exports to the lowest level since April and caused refinery runs to continue falling; the strikes have also strained fuel supplies across Russia, prompting several regions to reintroduce rationing.

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Ukraine targeted Lukoil’s Perm refinery, a 260,000-barrel-a-day facility, escalating pressure on Russian energy exports. The strikes have cut exports to April lows and triggered fuel shortages necessitating rationing in multiple regions.

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