- Ukrnafta says that 2–5 billion euros in 2026 will be spent on a single verified target and that it remains to be seen; it has also been reported that the company’s production facilities and three gas stations were hit.
- According to the company, the attacks on Sumy, Dnipro, and Mykolaiv regions, as well as Kharkiv region, were carried out with cruise missiles, which were reportedly launched from the Black Sea; the company says it is not aware of the impact on its production facilities.
- Financial Times reports that the Ukrainian attacks on Russian oil refineries are reducing the RF’s ability to generate revenue from oil exports. The newspaper adds that, according to its calculations, the Russian attacks on Ukrainian oil and gas facilities in 2026 will cost 16 billion euros, with losses of 194 times.
According to RBC Ukraine, RBC Ukraine, and Ukrinform, the Russian attacks hit one Ukrnafta production site and three gas stations over the past three days.
Russia’s large-scale war has been ongoing since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, and it has affected Ukrnafta’s operations. According to the company, the attacks were carried out on its production facilities and gas stations.
According to the company, the attacks were carried out with Shahed drones, which were launched from the direction of the Azov Sea. The company says that there were no casualties among its employees, but some equipment was damaged.
2 million hryvnias, which Ukrnafta says were lost due to damage to its facilities. The company says that the losses include the cost of repairs and restoration of infrastructure.
2 million hryvnias, which Ukrnafta says were lost due to damage to its facilities. The company says that the losses include the cost of repairs and restoration of infrastructure.
According to Ukrnafta’s management, the company’s losses from the attacks are estimated at 5 million hryvnias. The company says that, despite the damage, it will continue to operate and supply fuel.
3 million hryvnias, according to Ukrnafta, were lost due to drone attacks on its facilities. The company says that the attacks did not affect its production, but some infrastructure was damaged.
2 million hryvnias, according to Ukrnafta, were lost due to drone attacks on its facilities. The company says that the attacks did not affect its production, but some infrastructure was damaged.
2 million hryvnias, according to Ukrnafta, were lost due to drone attacks on its facilities. The company says that the attacks did not affect its production, but some infrastructure was damaged.
In addition to the above, Ukrnafta says that two more production facilities were hit by Shahed drones in the Kharkiv region. The company says that they were not destroyed, but the damage will require repairs.
According to Ukrnafta’s management, the company’s losses from the attacks are estimated at 5 million hryvnias. The company says that it will continue to operate and supply fuel.
Financial Times also reports that Ukrainian strikes are reducing the RF’s ability to generate revenue from oil exports. According to the paper, the attacks on Russian oil refineries are expected to lead to losses for Russia, and the cost of the war will increase.
Financial Times also notes that the attacks on Russian oil refineries have caused losses for the RF: the newspaper cites that 16 refineries were hit, with losses estimated at 2026, and that the impact will be felt for a long time. The material adds that, according to its calculations, the losses are equivalent to 194 times.