00:00A Ukrainian drone crashed into the Tyumen oil refinery on Monday.
00:05Russian region of the same name, causing a fire at the facilities.
00:09The governor of the Tyumen region, Alexander Moore, reported that a state of emergency had been declared.
00:14fire at the location and that emergency services were working at the facility.
00:20Moore added that he was following the situation personally.
00:23The governor declared a drone threat in the region at 8:37 a.m. Moscow time.
00:29He also warned residents not to post images of drones or the operation.
00:34of Russian air defense systems, noting that such actions could lead to sanctions
00:40legal.
00:41It should be noted that videos showing fires after the attack have circulated on social media.
00:47The Tyumen oil refinery, formerly known as the Antipinsky refinery, is
00:53Russia's largest independent oil processing facility, with an annual capacity
00:58crude oil processing estimated at approximately 7.5 million tons.
01:03The refinery had already suffered a fire in early June.
01:08At the time, Russian authorities indicated that the accident occurred in one of the units
01:14of the plant's treatment due to an interruption in the technological process, without any reported
01:20victims.
01:21This latest incident occurs within the context of the Ukrainian campaign of drone attacks.
01:26long-range attacks against Russian oil infrastructure and other related facilities
01:32to Moscow's war effort.
01:34Ukrainian authorities did not immediately offer official comment on the attack.
01:40The Tyumen refinery is located more than 2,000 kilometers from the border between Ukraine and Ukraine.
01:45and Russia.
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