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𝐀𝐧𝐧𝐚 𝐊𝐨𝐦𝐬𝐚 🇪🇺🇵🇱🇺🇦@Tweet4AnnaNAFO · Sep 21, 2026

🔥 MOSCOW’S REFINERY IS DOWN. Both primary units hit. Processing: ZERO. 11.6 MILLION tonnes/year. Trump will be…

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Ukrainian drone strikes have severely damaged multiple Russian refineries, taking offline over 45% of Russia's planned refining capacity and forcing the government to extend diesel export bans. The cascading attacks on critical energy infrastructure are creating significant economic pressure on Russia's budget and oil export revenues while reducing fuel production.

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    🔥 MOSCOW’S REFINERY IS DOWN. Both primary units hit. Processing: ZERO. 11.6 MILLION tonnes/year. Trump will be pleased.🧵

  2. #2

    🔥Moscow NPZ halted crude processing from 20 Sept Fires on both primary units after Sunday’s strike: • AVT-6 — 21,400 t/day (53%) • EURO+ — 18,800 t/day (47%) That’s 100% of the plant. Repairs: several weeks. No product on the St Petersburg exchange since the 21st 2/

  3. #3

    🔥 Moscow’s mayor, sitting next to the Finance Minister, jokes there’s no money. Siluanov: “Let’s talk about AI.” Sobyanin: “When there’s no money, they always talk about AI.” Like a Soviet farm with no money for a barn — so it discussed communism instead. 3/

  4. #4

    🔥 More than 45% of russia’s planned refining capacity is now offline. That means less crude turned into gasoline, diesel & jet fuel — fewer high-value exports & more pressure to import fuel. Ukraine is hitting the machinery that turns russian oil into fuel & cash. 4/

  5. #5

    🔥 Ukraine reached another major Russian refining hub. Drones targeted Bashneft-Novoil in Ufa — 1,400 km from Ukraine. Capacity: 7.3M tonnes/year. It produces ~10% of russia’s high-octane gasoline and 7%+ of its lubricants. Part of Ufa’s 23.5M t/yr refining complex. 5/

  6. #6

    🔥 Russia is preparing to extend the diesel export ban past end-September — Bloomberg. The ban was “a few weeks” in July. Then August. Then end of September. Now another month — or longer. Because the plants keep getting hit. 6/

  7. #7

    🔥 This is now a cluster, not a one-off. YANOS: down. Syzran + Saratov: down. Moscow: down. A major fuel supplier to the capital just joined the list. 2024 Moscow NPZ output: ⛽ 2.9 Mt gasoline 🚛 3.2 Mt diesel 7/

    𝐀𝐧𝐧𝐚 𝐊𝐨𝐦𝐬𝐚 🇪🇺🇵🇱🇺🇦@Tweet4AnnaNAFO · Sep 16, 2026

    🔥 TWO MORE REFINERIES DOWN Syzran + Saratov Combined capacity: 15.5M tonnes/year Processing: ZERO Trump will be pleased🧵

  8. #8

    🛢️🔥 russia could be losing one of its biggest oil clients. India buys more than half its imported oil from russia. Now major refiners are seeking alternatives as new US sanctions threaten buyers with tariffs of up to 100%. Russian shipments are already sliding toward 1.9M bpd — the lowest since April. 8/

  9. #9

    🔥 Drone strikes are creating a new bill for russia. Russians will end up paying it. The Finance Ministry is rewriting tax rules as companies spend more protecting and rebuilding facilities after attacks. Anti-drone procurement: +6.6× in H1. 9/

  10. #10

    🔥 Moscow just found another ₽3.7T ($44B) in Russians’ pockets. 20M Russians hold crypto worth ₽3.7T — more than foreign-currency deposits in 🇷🇺 banks. As regulation tightens, authorities gain visibility over it. Moscow keeps looking for the next pool of cash. 10/

  11. #11

    🔥 Moscow. YANOS. Syzran. Saratov. More than 45% of planned refining capacity offline. Diesel exports still banned. The bill is being prepared for Russian taxpayers. Propaganda can hide losses. It can’t make diesel. If you stand with Ukraine, share. #NAFO #NAFOfellas 11/

  12. #12

    🔥🐝 A piece of history helping defend Ukraine’s future. Wild Hornets are raffling a WWII Lee-Enfield bayonet to fund Hornet Vision CTRL stations for the 12th Special Operations Centre over Kharkiv. NAFO, support if you can. Please share #NAFO #NAFOfellas

    🇺🇦Ukraine Resists ruzzian Genocide... Yeah Again@ArmedMaidan · Sep 21, 2026

    Who'll win this WWII UK Army soldier's Lee-Enfield .303 rifle bayonet and scabbard in the Wild Hornets raffle with @bayraktar_1love?👇 Markings suggest this collector's-item 21 3/4-inch Australian Pattern 1907 sword bayonet was made at the Orange Rifle Factory in New South Wales The wood handle was likely made by the Slazenger factory in 1942 Join the raffle to help fund Hornet Vision CTRL drone remote-control stations for the 12th Special Operations Centre to help close the sky over Kharkiv We're honoured and grateful to renowned Ukrainian-Canadian author and journalist Victor Malarek for donating two of these bayonets to the Wild Hornets. One was a prize in an earlier raffle Find Victor's latest novel "Stolen," about ruzzia's kidnapping of Ukrainian children, on Amazon: amazon.com/Stolen-Matt-Ko…