A refinery in Ryazan was attacked with drones, causing a fire. Russian authorities confirm the downing of the drones, but do not detail the damages.

On the night from Wednesday to Thursday, a oil refinery in the Ryazan region, located 180 kilometers southeast of Moscow, was the target of a drone attack, according to reports from local residents. Governor Pavel Malkov announced that the air defense shot down several drones over the region, and their debris caused a fire on the territory of a business, without specifying which facility was affected. Although the information has not been independently verified, attacks on oil and industrial facilities in Russia have intensified in recent months, amid Ukraine's efforts to target Moscow's energy infrastructure. On November 16, the Ukrainian army announced attacks on the Novokuibyshevsk refinery and a depot of Russian drones. The Ryazan region is located about 450 kilometers from the Ukrainian border, and Russian authorities have not provided details about the extent of the damage.