Russian Lipetsk region complains of a drone attack on an oil refinery station

Russia has complained about another drone attack. On March 15, an oil refinery in the Lipetsk region came under fire.

This was reported by Russian media. They claim that the attack resulted in "no damage or injuries."

"An oil refinery in the Lipetsk region was attacked by drones. According to sources, in the morning of March 15, the remains of two exploded UAVs were found on the territory of the Stanova station (part of the Druzhba oil pipeline). There were no fires, no damage and no casualties," the propagandists write.

They quote a statement by Lipetsk Region Governor Igor Artamonov, who claims that "two UAVs were jammed."

"Two UAVs were jammed in the Stanovlyansky district at a safe distance from residential buildings. There were no casualties or damage on the ground. Special services are working at the site," the official said in the morning of March 15.

The day before, on March 15, it became known that drones attacked a refinery in the Kaluga region. The moment of the powerful hit was caught on video.

Local authorities reported "shooting down all four drones" that were flying to the refinery. However, some Russian media outlets published information that Russian air defense was able to shoot down only one drone, while three reached their target. The plant's equipment was damaged.

According to OBOZ.UA's sources, the attack was carried out by soldiers of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.

And the morning of March 16 began with a bang in the Samara region of the Russian Federation. There, unknown drones attacked two refineries at once: in Syzran and Novokuybyshevsk. A massive fire broke out in Syzran as a "petroleum product processing unit" caught fire.

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