无人机袭击引发俄罗斯石油和化工设施火灾
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无人机袭击引发俄罗斯石油和化工设施火灾

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据俄罗斯媒体和官员报道,一系列无人机袭击在俄罗斯多地发动,点燃了乌里扬诺夫斯克地区的一个油库,并扰乱了多个机场的运营。

10月29日星期三凌晨,一波无人机袭击针对俄罗斯多个地点,点燃了乌里扬诺夫斯克地区的一个油库,并导致数个机场暂时中断运营,俄罗斯媒体和官员报道。莫斯科附近居民于10月28日晚报告了无人机活动,促使多莫杰多沃机场和朱科夫斯基机场短暂停运,航班随后恢复。监测频道显示,周二晚间在俄罗斯领空观察到约100至130架无人机。随后,弗拉迪高加索、格罗兹尼和萨马拉机场实施了空域限制。当地时间凌晨12:20左右,乌里扬诺夫斯克地区诺沃斯帕斯科耶附近发生爆炸,随后视频显示油库发生大火。俄罗斯电报频道称该设施属于NS-Oil股份公司。在斯塔夫罗波尔边疆区,无人机袭击了主要石化生产商斯塔夫罗伦有限责任公司。随后约凌晨2点,无人机袭击了马里埃尔共和国的马里石油炼厂,视频显示天空中出现明亮闪光。俄罗斯国防部表示,夜间击落了100架乌克兰固定翼无人机,其中布良斯克地区击落46架,卡卢加击落12架,莫斯科地区击落6架。乌克兰军方尚未对报道的袭击发表评论。乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基指出,对俄罗斯石油炼制设施的打击已严重影响莫斯科经济。他估计俄罗斯已损失超过20%的炼油能力,导致燃料短缺和价格上涨。泽连斯基强调,目前90%至95%的俄罗斯境内深度打击行动使用乌克兰制造的系统。战争研究所此前报告称,乌克兰对炼油厂的袭击大幅推高了俄罗斯燃料价格,影响超过70%的人口。自8月以来,乌克兰加大了对俄罗斯油气基础设施的无人机袭击,造成广泛燃料短缺,促使莫斯科限制汽油和柴油销售,并从其他国家进口供应。

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A wave of drone attacks targeted multiple locations across Russia early Wednesday, October 29, igniting an oil depot in the Ulyanovsk region and causing temporary disruptions at several airports, Russian media and officials reported.

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Residents near Moscow reported drone activity on the evening of October 28, prompting brief suspensions of operations at Domodedovo and Zhukovsky airports. Flights later resumed.

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Monitoring channels indicated that between 100 to 130 drones were observed over Russian territory late Tuesday.

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Around 12:20 a.m. local time, explosions were reported near Novospasskoye in the Ulyanovsk region, followed by videos depicting a large fire at an oil depot. Russian Telegram channels suggested the facility belonged to NS-Oil OJSC.

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In the Stavropol Territory, drones reportedly attacked Stavrolen LLC, a major petrochemical producer.

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Later, around 2 a.m., drones targeted the Mari Oil Refinery in the Republic of Mari El, with footage showing bright flashes in the sky.

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky noted that strikes on Russian oil refining facilities have significantly impacted Moscow's economy. He estimated that Russia has lost more than 20% of its oil refining capacity, leading to fuel shortages and increased prices.

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The Institute for the Study of War previously reported that Ukraine's refinery strikes have sharply driven up fuel prices in Russia, affecting more than 70% of the population.

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