Mikhail Yevlayev, the governor of Russia's Yaroslavl region, said on social media that an oil refinery in the state was damaged by a large-scale drone attack at night, and a fire broke out in the factory area. Yevlayev said that the attack involved a total of 124 drones, and Russian air defense and electronic warfare forces have intercepted them. Two refinery workers were injured by shrapnel and have been taken to medical treatment; emergency personnel are doing their best to put out the fire. Note: The Slavic Petro-Yaroslavl refinery is jointly controlled by Rosneft and Gazprom. It is one of the five largest refineries in Russia, with an annual processing capacity of about 15 million tons. The plant was last attacked on September 17, when the attack damaged the core crude oil distillation unit, causing the crude oil processing business to stop.

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