"Good Drones" visited Ryazan: oil refinery and Wildberries warehouse hit
Kyiv • UNN
On June 29, FP-1 UAVs attacked the Ryazan oil refinery and the Wildberries logistics hub. Smoke is rising over the facilities, local authorities confirmed the attack on an industrial facility.
In the morning of June 29, Ukrainian FP-1 UAVs struck the Ryazan oil refinery and the Wildberries logistics hub, reports UNN.
Witnesses released footage showing smoke rising over both attacked sites.
The Wildberries sorting complex, built in 2023, is located on the territory of the "Ryazan" industrial park. Earlier, the marketplace announced a temporary restriction on the operation of this sorting center.
The Ryazan refinery was also attacked. The attack on an "industrial facility" — without specifying which one — was confirmed by local authorities.
The Ryazan refinery is one of the largest oil refining enterprises in the Russian Federation. The plant, owned by Rosneft, is capable of processing over 17 million tons of oil per year, producing gasoline, diesel, and aviation fuel. It is among the key fuel suppliers for central regions of Russia.
Notably, the chief designer and co-founder of Fire Point, Denis Shtilerman, published photos capturing not only the moment of drone launch but also a missile launch.