Ukrainian drones strike targets in Russia overnight, setting a major oil refinery in Ryazan ablaze and damaging a Wildberries logistics centre, according to reporting cited by multiple outlets. The attacks trigger fires at both sites and also damage power lines, with at least localized power outages reported and one person injured.
Further details in coverage focus on the Ryazan refinery’s role in supplying fuel. Ukrainska Pravda reports the refinery produces aviation fuel and diesel used by Russia’s military, while Nasha Niva also frames the incident around the refinery’s fuel supply to Moscow. Kyiv Post additionally describes drone attacks in other regions, including Rostov and Voronezh, where Russian authorities claim to have intercepted or destroyed nearly 100 aerial targets.
While outlets broadly agree on the core event—drone strikes causing fires in Ryazan—emphases differ. Some focus on the Ryazan site’s military or Moscow-linked supply function, while others include additional regional targets and Russian claims about intercepts.
