- Vladimir Putin discussed Russia's ongoing military operation in Ukraine, which TASS reported on.
- Drone strikes target deep into Russian oil infrastructure, alongside accusations made by officials regarding economic damage caused by Ukraine.
Ukrainian drone strikes targeted Russian oil refineries and infrastructure, including in Perm.
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What happened
Ukrainian drone strikes targeted Russian oil refineries and infrastructure, including in Perm.
Who's involved
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The entities involved
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Perm
city in Russia
- Lukoil operates a refinery in Perm, while Novoshakhtinsk refinery sells fuel for export, amid military actions and Crimea annexation.
- Coordinated drone attacks on September 25, 2026, targeted a refinery in Novoshakhtinsk (Rostov Oblast), a defense plant in Ulyanovsk, and a major oil refinery in Perm.
Related events
- Drone attacks targeted major Russian refineries while Russian air attacks destroyed food logistics in Ukraine, escalating economic impact.
- Ukrainian strikes hit oil refineries in Ryazan and Perm regions, increasing the need for Patriot defense systems and US military aid.
- Ukraine conducted strikes targeting military and infrastructure sites across Ryazan, Kursk, Tatarstan, and Perm regions.
- Ukrainian forces conducted a multi-pronged strike campaign targeting chemical plants, drone facilities, and military assets across Perm, Taganrog, Samara, and Krasnodar regions.