After drone attack, Moscow oil refinery stopped working – Reuters.

According to Reuters, the Moscow oil refinery stopped the operation of the "Euro+" unit after a night drone attack. Repair work on the unit will last about a week, and then processing will be resumed.

The "Euro+" unit is one of the most important at the refinery and accounts for half of the total crude oil primary processing capacity.

The unit includes a crude oil distillation unit, reforming and diesel fuel hydrotreating installation.

The Moscow refinery belongs to the Russian division of Gazprom - Gazprom Neft.

Additionally, drones attacked the Konakovskaya power plant in the Tver region of Russia. The attack occurred around 3:30 am and caused a fire at the station.