Ukraine kills 12 in drone strikes on Russian city of Nizhnekamsk, state media reports
MOSCOW — At least 12 people were killed and injured in a Ukrainian drone attack on industrial and civilian targets in the city of Nizhnekamsk in Russia's Tatarstan region — the site of a major oil refinery — state media reported on Monday. Radmir Belyayev, the city's mayor, said in a statement on Telegram that unspecified industrial and civilian targets had been hit in the attack which he said…
Ukrainian forces launched a drone strike on the Russian city of Nizhnekamsk in Russia's Tatarstan region, killing at least 12 people and injuring others, according to state media reports on Monday. Mayor Radmir Belyayev, who shared the information via Telegram, stated that unspecified industrial and civilian targets were targeted during the ongoing attack.
One of Russia's most advanced oil refineries was among the sites hit, prompting concern among Russian media outlets. While the authenticity of unverified videos showing smoke rising from an apparent oil refinery remains unconfirmed, the region's TANECO refinery, hit by Ukraine in early June, processed a substantial amount of crude oil in 2024 - 17 million tons, producing significant quantities of gasoline and diesel fuel.
In response to the attack, Tatarstan head Rustam Minnikhanov declared a period of mourning. The Ukrainian government has intensified its strikes on Russian oil refineries in recent months.
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