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Un ataque masivo con drones ucranianos dejó fuera de servicio una de las refinerías de petróleo más importantes de Rusia, ubicada en Yaroslavl y clave para el abastecimiento de Moscú. Las autoridades locales confirmaron daños graves y un incendio que los equipos de emergencia trabajan por controlar, aunque no se reportaron heridos. El golpe afecta directamente la capacidad de procesamiento de la planta, ya debilitada por un ataque previo, y ya genera repercusiones en el suministro interno de combustible. Además, se registraron ataques simultáneos contra otra refinería estratégica en la región de Samara. Te contamos todos los detalles de este nuevo golpe a la infraestructura energética rusa.

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00:00One of Russia's largest oil refineries, Slavneft Yaroslav Nefteorg Sintes,
00:06In Yaroslavl, operations were shut down following an attack by Ukrainian drones. The facility suffered damage.
00:12critical damage. This was reported by Reuters, citing industry sources.
00:18A drone attack destroyed the primary oil refining unit, ABT-3. Its capacity
00:24It exceeds 17,000 tons of oil per day, which represents approximately
00:3040% of the plant's total capacity. The governor of the Yaroslavl region,
00:36Mikhail Evraev confirmed that the refinery was damaged. 65 drones were shot down. There were no casualties.
00:43Injuries. The refinery sustained damage and firefighters are actively working to extinguish the blaze.
00:49The fire, Evraev wrote. The ABT-3 unit is one of the three main refining units.
00:56primary of the plant. Another unit, the AT-4, can process approximately 11,000 tons
01:03of oil per day, while the capacity of the ABT-4 is approximately 14,000 tons.
01:09The ABT-4, meanwhile, was already undergoing repairs after sustaining damage in an attack.
01:15The previous attack involved drones on August 28. Following this latest attack, the refining capacity of the
01:22The plant has been further compromised. The consequences of the attack have already affected the
01:28Fuel supply. According to market participants, no products were offered on Thursday.
01:33from the Yaroslav refinery in domestic stock market operations. Slavneft Yaroslavneft of
01:40Orksintes is jointly controlled by Rosneft and Gazpromneft. The company has
01:46capacity to process up to 300,000 barrels of oil per day, that is, approximately
01:5215 million tons per year. Media outlets previously reported that
01:57Ukrainian drones had bombed an oil refinery in Yaroslavl. The governor of the region
02:03Mikhail Ebraev, from Yaroslavl, stated that Russian air defenses were attempting to repel the attack.
02:09Air traffic was later announced. He later stated that, for security reasons, traffic had been blocked in the
02:15outside Yaroslavl, heading towards Moscow. He made no comment on the situation at the refinery.
02:21Yaroslav oil field. Residents of Yaroslav are reporting numerous explosions and are
02:27receiving text messages warning of airstrikes. Ukrainian drones are reported to be involved.
02:33They attacked the local refinery, capable of processing approximately 15 million tons of
02:39crude oil in refined products per year. Previously, Ukrainian drones attacked
02:45strategic facilities in the Russian region of Samara. According to preliminary reports,
02:50An oil refinery in Sisran was damaged in the attack. Images have already circulated online.
02:56Photos and videos showing Ukrainian drones attacking strategic facilities in Sisran.
03:01It is claimed that Ukrainian drones visited a refinery that supplies fuel to the
03:07Russian Armed Forces and that the attack, apparently, was successful.
03:11"There's fire there. There are explosions. Look, there's something in the sky," say residents of Sisran.
03:18showing the impacts.
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