Kyivindependent Ukrainian Strikes Disrupt Russian Oil Refining Capacity by 30%
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- •Ukrainian strikes have reduced Russian oil refining capacity by 30%.
- •Nine major refineries in Russia were disrupted over the past week.
- •Russian forces launched significant missile and drone attacks on Ukraine recently.
Recent Ukrainian attacks have significantly impacted Russian oil refining operations, disrupting nine of Russia's 35 major refineries and reducing their capacity by 30%. This escalation adds pressure to Russia's domestic data center market, which is nearing 90% capacity. The strikes are part of Ukraine's ongoing efforts to counter Russian military actions, which have included targeting food supply chains in Ukraine. Ukraine's Foreign Intelligence chief emphasized the need for discussions aimed at ending hostilities and achieving peace. Meanwhile, Russian forces have intensified their attacks, launching missiles and drones against Ukraine, which raises concerns about the ongoing conflict's impact on regional stability.
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