III. Panoramas, the aftermath.
III. Panoramas, the aftermath.
According to analysis by Dnipro Osint, a total of six fire hotspots were recorded. As became clear later, one of them was caused by a hit from a Russian air-defense missile into a tank.
According to analysis by "KiberBoroshno", the following hits were recorded:
▪️on the combined oil refining unit (KUPN), which includes the second AVT-6 unit (the first was hit on Tuesday, it accounted for 53% of processing);
▪️on the G-43-107 catalytic cracking unit;
▪️on the area of the visbreaking unit;
▪️on the tank farm.
According to Reuters sources, the following were hit:
▪️the Euro+ unit, which accounts for the remaining 47% of processing (apparently, this is the KUPN unit that "KiberBoroshno" writes about);
▪️some secondary units; pipelines connecting the units;
▪️tanks and additional equipment.
So, given that both primary units have been hit, the Moscow refinery is completely halting operations.
The question is how much time will be needed for repairs to launch at least one of the primary units.
When Both Main Units Stop
With both primary units hit, the Moscow refinery fully halts operations.
Resilience ended where processing did.