Gazprom Neft.
Russian fuel company
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What's happening
Earlier this month
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An oil refinery in Moscow was attacked by Ukrainian drones, causing city airports to close.Well supported42 reports5 developments inside
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The Moscow Oil Refinery, owned by Gazprom Neft, is currently operational and supplies the fuel market in Moscow.Well supported6 reports2 developments inside
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Ukrainian drones attacked a Gazprom-owned refinery complex near Moscow, targeting the facility.Well supported15 reports2 developments inside
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Gazprom Neft is advancing its oil sector evolution through technological deployment and equipment testing in Eastern Siberia and the Arctic.Some support1 report
One to three months ago
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A co-owned Rosneft/Gazprom Neft refinery near Yaroslavl was attacked by Ukraine, leading to a Russian diesel ban that tightens global markets.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Fuel crises, regulatory investigations, and supply chain details affect Crimea and surrounding Russian regions.Some support1 report
Gone quiet
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Ukraine carried out a drone strike on the Omsk refinery, owned by Gazprom Neft, while also launching attacks in Crimea.Well supported14 reports1 development inside
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MOL is negotiating to acquire Gazprom Neft's stake in NIS, while guaranteeing fuel supplies to the Serbian market.Well supported5 reports
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Gazprom Neft and Tatneft facilities are targeted by Ukrainian drone attacks, leading to fuel supply disruptions and nationwide purchase caps.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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Drone attacks targeting a primary refining facility have occurred, involving entities like France, Russia, and Gazprom Neft.Some support2 reports
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What's reaching Gazprom Neft
Events traced to Gazprom Neft, step by step, newest firstExplainers that pass through Gazprom Neft
Gazprom Neft is a step on the way to someone elseAround Gazprom Neft this week
News at the entities that move Gazprom Neft most-
Gazprom StructuralShell announced its withdrawal from Nord Stream 2 following sanctions, recognizing a $1.126 billion write-down.Moves Gazprom Neft
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Rosneft StructuralBritain expanded sanctions on Russia's oil industry and urged allies to tighten restrictions, while the US and UK move in different directions on Russian oil.Moves Gazprom Neft
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Kyiv OperationalTrump is willing to meet Putin and Xi, while a Russian drone strike occurred in Nova Vodolaha.Moves Gazprom Neft
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Omsk StructuralUkraine launched multiple drone strikes against Russian oil infrastructure across several regions, including Tatarstan, Omsk, and Voronezh.Moves Gazprom Neft
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Alexander Novak StructuralAzerbaijan confirmed its participation in OPEC+ while Alexander Novak announced capacity assessments for the group.Moves Gazprom Neft
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Moscow StructuralRussia seeks peace with European partners as Italy, France, and NATO representatives join EU talks.Moves Gazprom Neft
Connections
The 19 strongest of 41, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Gazprom Structural
Gazprom is the parent company of Gazprom Neft, which functions as a key operational subsidiary.
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NIS Structural
Gazprom Neft maintains a significant minority stake of 44.85% in NIS.
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Alexander Dyukov Structural
Alexander Dyukov serves as the Chief Executive Officer of Gazprom Neft.
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Yukos Structural
Gazprom Neft acquired Yukos shares, establishing a structural ownership relationship.
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Omsk Structural
Gazprom Neft owns and operates the oil refinery in Omsk, establishing a functional dependency on the location.
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Rosneft Structural
Rosneft and Gazprom Neft share co-ownership of a critical operational asset, such as a refinery or processing plant.
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Omsk refinery Structural
Gazprom Neft owns the Omsk refinery.
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Moscow Structural
Gazprom Neft operates a refinery in Moscow, supplying a significant portion of the capital's fuel and gasoline.
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Kyiv Operational
Kyiv's operational context, including military targets, impacts the facility of Gazprom Neft.
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Novosibirsk Structural
Gazprom Neft functions as a critical supplier, providing wholesale fuel inputs to the Novosibirsk region.
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Bashkortostan Structural
Gazprom Neft holds ownership of a refinery located within the region of Bashkortostan.
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Yaroslavl Structural
Gazprom Neft maintains co-ownership of the Yanos facility, which is physically located within the city of Yaroslavl.
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Hungary Transactional
Gazprom Neft is currently negotiating a sale to MOL within Hungary.
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Alexander Novak Structural
Novak, in his governmental capacity, influences Gazprom Neft's operations and policy regarding fuel supply stability.
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Kremlin Shared context
Gazprom Neft operates a refinery in close physical proximity to the Kremlin.
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Arctic Shared context
Gazprom Neft operates within the geopolitical and operational context of the Arctic region.
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Novatek Operational
Both Gazprom Neft and Novatek are identified as major competing Russian energy producers.
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Eastern Siberia Shared context
Gazprom Neft operates within the geographical context of Eastern Siberia.
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Dushanbe Shared context
Gazprom Neft controlled fuel markets within Dushanbe.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
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June 2026
6 events- An oil refinery in Moscow was attacked by Ukrainian drones, causing city airports to close.
- The Moscow Oil Refinery, owned by Gazprom Neft, is currently operational and supplies the fuel market in Moscow.
- Ukrainian drones attacked a Gazprom-owned refinery complex near Moscow, targeting the facility.
- MOL is negotiating to acquire Gazprom Neft's stake in NIS, while guaranteeing fuel supplies to the Serbian market.
- Gazprom Neft and Tatneft facilities are targeted by Ukrainian drone attacks, leading to fuel supply disruptions and nationwide purchase caps.
- Drone attacks targeting a primary refining facility have occurred, involving entities like France, Russia, and Gazprom Neft.