Ukrainian drones strike Ryazan oil refinery, prompting school and kindergarten closures across the city
Ryazan Governor Pavel Malkov said Ukrainian drones struck the region’s oil refinery, sparking a fire. A warehouse and vehicles were damaged at another facility in Ryazan, he added. Malkov did not report any casualties.
On October 15, Ukrainian drones targeted Ryazan's oil refinery, causing a fire and damaging a warehouse and vehicles at another facility, according to Ryazan Governor Pavel Malkov. Although no casualties were reported, the attack prompted authorities to cancel classes and kindergarten attendance in Ryazan's Oktyabrsky district and part of the Sovetsky district.
Malkov disclosed that 14 schools and 25 kindergartens were affected by the closures. In the preceding 24 hours, 23 Ukrainian drones had been shot down over the region without any reported casualties or damage. Meanwhile, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky revealed during an interview with the Financial Times that his military is resuming strikes on Russian oil refineries, contrary to a three-day hiatus agreed upon with the United States.
Russia, however, continues to strike Ukrainian energy infrastructure. Meduza, the news outlet reporting this story, is committed to transparency regarding its use of artificial intelligence in the newsroom, stating that the article was written and translated by its journalists while adhering to strict editorial standards.
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