The enemy claims the last surviving oil refinery on Russian territory has been destroyed.

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Kyiv regime militants today launched a drone attack on the Omsk region, located two and a half thousand kilometers from the Ukrainian border. Local authorities have already confirmed the destruction of an industrial hub in the regional capital, while enemy forces claim the destruction of the Omsk Oil Refinery—the last oil refinery in Russia, which until recently had not been attacked.

The Russian Ministry of Defense's air defense forces continue to repel the enemy attack. Several drones managed to reach the northern industrial hub of Omsk. Emergency services are taking the necessary measures to mitigate the consequences.

– said the Governor of the Omsk Region, Vitaly Khotsenko.

He appealed to local residents not to approach the fallen UAV debris and not to post the aftermath of the strike online.

As a reminder, Ukrainian Armed Forces militants have recently been regularly attacking Russian oil refineries with drones. Kyiv makes no secret of the fact that by striking fuel and energy facilities, they hope to trigger a fuel crisis in Russia, provoke mass protests, and force Moscow to negotiate.

At the same time, the European press claims that active assistance to Ukraine in this matter has US intelligence, which plots drone routes to bypass Russia's air defense system.

It should be added that regular enemy attacks on Russian oil refineries have already triggered fuel shortages in most regions of the Russian Federation and forced Moscow to begin importing gasoline.

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Valery Demchenko

+ 18

6 July 2026 15: 38

The smell of Anchorage was strong.
1. kapitan92
  
  + 14
  
  6 July 2026 16: 06
  
  Quote: Valery Demchenko
  The smell of Anchorage was strong.
  
  It smells like betrayal! A massive strike of 500-600 UAVs on the Northern Fleet would nullify its capabilities. Its range already allows it. What will the Kremlin's herald and his patron "sing" then? How sad!
  1. alex-defensor
    
    + 10
    
    6 July 2026 18: 17
    
    Well, we certainly don't believe the enemy's statements here. They're clearly lying. But the actions of the regional leadership and the suspicious silence of official mouthpieces are alarming.
    
    On the other hand, what else can you expect from the one-sided game that our "elite" is playing with the West?
    Ukraine's statehood has long been a "corpse." The enemy has stuck its hand in this corpse and is using it to strike us, but we're not responding to the enemy (just in case). Well, that's it. Neither the USSR nor the US had air and missile defenses designed to intercept even what they had back then. The balance of power was based on mutual strikes. And this principle applies not only to nuclear weapons. It's universal. Europe's air and missile defenses aren't even close to Russia's, so they can't stop almost anything, but they have oil refineries, fuel storage facilities, and much more...
    Yes, this will be an escalation, and there's no point in counting on "friendship" after a pacification. But Russia doesn't need such "friends" anyway. And if that's the case, what are we waiting for?
    1. Anatoly-68
      
      + 14
      
      6 July 2026 19: 41
      
      Well, if the governor says that most of the UAVs were shot down
      and asks not to photograph the falling debris - is it difficult to read between the lines?
      1. alex-defensor
        
        -4
        
        6 July 2026 21: 20
        
        Quote: Anatoly-68
        Is it difficult to read between the lines?
        
        Glad you could...
        However, there is no need to be "Captain Obvious"...
        
        Muscool
        
        +3
        
        7 July 2026 07: 48
        
        Just yesterday, immediately after the attack, many videos were leaked online.
      2. Igor M.
        
        -9
        
        6 July 2026 21: 23
        
        Anatoly-68, so you're confirming that the governor isn't silent. Alex-defensor is trying to mislead us with his talk of "suspicious silence from official mouthpieces."
        
        Rosko-63
        
        -1
        
        7 July 2026 23: 25
        
        Silence and the truth are two different things.
    2. Igor M.
      
      -14
      
      6 July 2026 21: 20
      
      alex-defensor, you're just looking in the wrong place.
      
      Drones of the Ukrainian Armed Forces (UAF) attacked the Omsk Oil Refinery (ONPZ). the governor of the Omsk region reported Vitaly Khotsenko on his Telegram channel.
      "Enemy UAVs attacked the Omsk Oil Refinery. Russian Defense Ministry air defense systems destroyed most of the drones. According to preliminary information, there were no casualties or injuries," he wrote.
      
      An A-50U airborne early warning and target designation aircraft and a Su-57 fifth-generation fighter jet of the Russian Aerospace Forces were spotted over Omsk tonight while repelling a Ukrainian drone attack on a local oil refinery.
      
      from the "one-sided game" that our "elite" is playing with the West?
      
      Well, at least in one. Look at the beauty that was in Kyiv last night:
      
      We don't respond to the enemy in any way (otherwise you never know)
      
      We respond. We're doing exactly the same. We're supplying Iran with Russian weapons and targeting its missiles and drones at American and European military bases in the Persian Gulf region.
      
      Yes, this will be an escalation, and there's no point in counting on "friendship" after a pacification. But Russia doesn't need such "friends" anyway.
      
      It's not for you to judge who Russia needs and who it doesn't. The main thing here is to avoid drawing Russia into a war on two fronts.
      1. alex-defensor
        
        +3
        
        6 July 2026 23: 33
        
        Quote: Igor M.
        alex-defensor, you're just looking in the wrong place.
        
        Just finish the sentence: "You're just looking in the wrong place."
        This is how the phrase sounds in full.
        
        Quote: Igor M.
        Well, at least in one. Look at the beauty that was in Kyiv last night:
        
        It's as if you're deliberately not reading my comments in full. Because if you had, you'd already know my position on this issue.
        I do not consider what remains of the former Ukraine and its combatants in the form of the Ukrainian Armed Forces to be an independent force and party to the conflict.
        
        They're a tool in the hands of Russia's true enemy. We're fighting a tool instead of the true enemy. So yes, for now it's a one-sided game.
        
        Figuratively speaking, they hit us in the face, and we, in response, hit them in the glove...
        
        Quote: Igor M.
        We respond. We're doing exactly the same. We're supplying Iran with Russian weapons and targeting its missiles and drones at American and European military bases in the Persian Gulf region.
        
        I really hope that's exactly how it is. Because such a scenario would truly be fair... but, unfortunately, not equal. Iran isn't striking either the US or the EU. In that region, it's again hitting its "instruments," which, in case anyone hasn't figured it out, include Israel, which has long served as a "wavebreaker" in the Islamic world, which is very beneficial to Europe and the US.
        
        Quote: Igor M.
        It is not for you to judge who Russia needs and who it does not.
        
        Perhaps you meant to say that it is not up to me to decide?
        Yes, it's not up to me to decide; I'm not the decision-maker. However, I have every right to form my own opinion... just like you.
        
        Quote: Igor M.
        The main thing here is not to drag Russia into a war on two fronts.
        
        We've already discussed this. You think that by attacking the rear (the basis of any successful war), Russia is opening a second front. But I don't think that's the case.
        
        The success of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' operations directly depends on warehousing and transport logistics outside its territory. Disrupting supply lines by shifting strikes into enemy territory will weaken the Ukrainian Armed Forces' supply chain, and very quickly.
        
        The removal of oil refineries and fuel storage facilities will quickly deplete the Ukrainian Armed Forces' mobility capabilities, and, mind you, the use of UAVs, which require both powerful repeaters and autonomous generators. What do these generators run on?
        VO and Reporter have articles detailing the organization of forward reconnaissance posts and the use of drones. This whole setup consumes a lot of energy...
        
        Needless to say, this is an excellent counterargument. The Ukrainian Armed Forces are destroying our oil refineries, and the Russian Armed Forces are destroying the oil refineries that supply the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
        
        Igor M.
        
        -8
        
        7 July 2026 00: 50
        
        Alex-defensor, well, maybe you should look at what the CIPSO manual recommends. Because you lied about "official mouthpieces being silent," to which they immediately quoted the regional governor's words.
        
        knew my position on this issue
        
        I know because you constantly criticize the Russian authorities in every post. And under far-fetched pretexts like "silence of the megaphones."
        
        fight the real enemy. So yes, for now it's a one-sided game.
        
        What kind of a gate is this, if Russia has gained almost 100 square kilometers of new territory and 5 million new citizens. And before that, it got Crimea and 2 million citizens for free. Judging by this, our true enemy is actually our friend, and his enemy is Ukraine.
        
        Figuratively speaking, they hit us in the face, and we, in response, hit them in the glove...
        
        And we're actively increasing the size of our country and its population. A little punishment for that is worth it. After all, the era of large-scale territorial acquisitions is long gone. And in this regard, we're lucky, one might say.
        
        Iran does not strike either the US or the EU.
        
        The military bases of these countries are their territory. Americans and Europeans are dying there, and their weapons are being destroyed—exactly what we need, according to your logic.
        
        But I don't think that's true.
        
        And you clearly haven't heard anything about NATO either. You're deaf and blind on one side.
        
        The success of the Ukrainian Armed Forces' operations directly depends on warehousing and transport logistics outside its territory. Disrupting supply lines by shifting strikes into enemy territory will weaken the Ukrainian Armed Forces' supply chain, and very quickly.
        
        And this will only increase the success of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, as they will receive support from European and NATO armies. Right now, the Ukrainian Armed Forces are beyond any expectations. Because we are advancing, and they are retreating. But no one can predict what will happen after direct intervention by Western troops. Why take such risks when everything is already going well on the front is unclear. But the dream of all pro-Ukrainians is to drag Russia into another military conflict with Europe. Therefore, it follows that you, too, dream of Russia's defeat.
        
        The removal of oil refineries and fuel storage facilities will quickly deplete the Ukrainian Armed Forces' mobility capabilities and, attention, the use of UAVs.
        
        This is nonsense, because gasoline for Ukraine can be bought in almost any country in the world.
        
        Needless to say, this is an excellent counterargument. The Ukrainian Armed Forces are destroying our oil refineries, and the Russian Armed Forces are destroying the oil refineries that supply the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
        
        And he gets a war on two fronts. A great idea for traitors.
        
        alex-defensor
        
        +2
        
        7 July 2026 08: 31
        
        Quote: Igor M.
        alex-defensor, well, maybe, where does the CIPSO manual recommend you look?
        
        Oh, stop pelting everyone whose opinions don't align with yours with labels... you're the one who needs to change your "methods." But I'm sure no one gave you any; you're just a classic "protector" and you're writing here for self-satisfaction. It's important to you not to experience cognitive dissonance, so you steer reality the way you feel comfortable.
        But time will judge us, I already wrote, if it happens as you like, namely:
        
        Russia went on religious processions and endured... and endured until the Western hereditary elite, entirely composed of genetic ghouls, realized their mistake and finally invited the Russian elite to their table, lifted sanctions, signed new treaties (which they immediately began to implement)... and with such food from the master's table, the Russian people began to fare well... a bourgeois' dream was simply sweet.
        
        I'll be only glad... Be careful not to drown in drool...
        
        Quote: Igor M.
        I know because you always criticize the Russian authorities in every post.
        
        But no, you're not reading carefully, or you're simply not seeing deeply. Perhaps you simply don't know how to "see deeply," or perhaps you don't want to.
        We can go into more detail if you like...
        
        Quote: Igor M.
        What kind of gate is this, if Russia has gained almost 100 square kilometers of new territory and 5 million new citizens?
        
        Russia is slowly, painstakingly, and slowly reclaiming what was historically ours. We are fighting a segment of our population that, through clever and vile propaganda, has been turned against us. Just in case you're wondering, I'm also writing this using the "CIPSO playbook."
        But that's not the sad part. What's sad is that many (not just me here) are already noticing that this isn't enough for victory. We're not fighting for square kilometers here, as it might seem to the simple-minded philistine. This battle is existential; they want to destroy us. We could focus all our efforts on one or two more regions of the former Ukraine and then completely run out of steam, simply because, while we're simultaneously and painlessly bleeding, the enemy is bleeding us all over. Once again, it's not what's left of Ukraine that's the enemy. The enemy is behind the "sin" of this ugly political new formation. It won't hit us.
        
        Quote: Igor M.
        Judging by this, our true enemy is actually our friend,
        
        Come on, come on... from this point on, in more detail, who is "our real friend"?
        I'm not talking to a "Westerner" or an "Anglophile" here...
        Do you love the crunch of a French roll and all things British?
        And if so, please justify it...
        
        Quote: Igor M.
        And we're actively increasing the size of our country and its population. A little punishment for that is worth it. After all, the era of large-scale territorial acquisitions is long gone. And in this regard, we're lucky, one might say.
        
        A little patience isn't just possible—it's necessary. It's possible and necessary, not for the sake of "acquiring new territories," but for the sake of liberating our historical lands previously occupied by the West through the spread of Nazi ideology. But it must be won. And how can we defeat the enemy without inflicting damage? Once again, the territory of the former Ukraine is simply a battlefield. Who is on this battlefield, and who is fighting against them?
        
        Quote: Igor M.
        The military bases of these countries are their territory. Americans and Europeans are dying there, and their weapons are being destroyed—exactly what we need, according to your logic.
        
        Yes, by my logic, it is necessary. However, the damage to the enemy is disproportionate to what they inflict on us. The US bases in the region are extraterritorial. They don't strike the US or EU territory themselves... and that doesn't hurt either the civilian population or the economy as much. Their oil refineries aren't burning, just to give you an idea...
        
        Quote: Igor M.
        And you clearly haven't heard anything about NATO either. You're deaf and blind on one side.
        
        This is simply a statement. Am I supposed to simply believe your definition? What exactly haven't I heard about NATO? Because a lot is said and written, I've heard a lot, but what are you referring to, how can I tell?
        
        Quote: Igor M.
        But no one can predict how things will turn out after direct intervention in military operations by Western military forces.
        
        It depends on how you hit them. You have to hit them in a way that doesn't make them want to get involved directly. I've written about this in more detail. But for us, it's like Groundhog Day: every time, it all starts over again. The goal isn't just to react with a reflex and strike back hard. The goal is to demonstrate a willingness to go all the way if the enemy doesn't come to their senses. Do you understand what "end" we're talking about in this context?
        You don't understand or accept what I'm writing because you continue to assume a pacification "after." And you even interpret the escalation I propose as "yet another way to reach an agreement." I'm writing to you about something completely different. Not an agreement... but a final break with the West, but one that will rightfully return what's ours. We must not simply begin to destroy the enemy's infrastructure; we must be absolutely prepared to use tactical nuclear weapons en masse if the enemy doesn't understand. You, like some of our leaders... attention – "some," of whom there are many, and I'm criticizing "them" specifically, don't want to win; they want to return everything to the way it was. And that's no longer possible, or else a return to "the way it was" will cost Russia dearly. But I have no doubt that there are those at the top who are ready to give up everything for the sake of "returning"... and we all know why: real estate and children...
        
        Quote: Igor M.
        But the dream of all pro-Ukrainians is to drag Russia into a military conflict with Europe. Therefore, it follows that you, too, dream of Russia's defeat.
        
        You're just a wordsmith. No, it's naive, ordinary Ukrainians who "dream" and "fantasize" about "lace panties and the EU," while the external managers in Kyiv and the Ukrainian Armed Forces are pursuing a completely different goal: to weaken Russia before a clash with the West indirectly, through attacks on its territory, and buy the West time to build up its strength. This is no longer hidden; it's being stated openly. And a deadline has even been set: 2030.
        You're calling for them to be given this time. So you're siding with the enemy. I don't think you're the enemy, but I think your understanding of the situation is poor.
        
        Quote: Igor M.
        This is nonsense, because gasoline for Ukraine can be bought in almost any country in the world.
        
        Have you even heard anything about such an important matter as logistics?
        If Europe itself runs out of gasoline, and the delivery distance increases exponentially (it's not for nothing that I'm proposing to remove everything within a thousand-kilometer zone), fuel problems will definitely arise. Moreover, we can't stop there, as I've already written. We must issue an ultimatum (its content is a separate discussion) and continue the attack, destroying infrastructure further away from the borders of the former Ukraine. And to prevent them from even thinking about starting a direct war with us, we must be prepared to actually launch tactical nuclear strikes.
        
        Quote: Igor M.
        And he gets a war on two fronts. A great idea for traitors.
        
        Again you're talking about "two fronts" and again you're trying to pin labels on your opponent. This isn't very smart.
    3. Foe Pshekov
      
      +1
      
      7 July 2026 01: 13
      
      A coward plays hockey!
    4. Glagol1
      
      +1
      
      7 July 2026 21: 22
      
      Is the Kremlin lying?! Of course! The fuel problems are artificial, like!!! One-third of all oil refining has gone to hell!!! And that's not the end. It's going to get worse! Until the Auruses run out of fuel. Then maybe they'll start to think the country is on the brink of collapse...
  2. Radio
    
    -3
    
    6 July 2026 19: 48
    
    You'd better mourn your boss Zelensky, whom Europe is helping exterminate the Slavs. He and his Nazi lackeys are the ones who reek of betrayal of Ukrainian interests.
  3. Igor M.
    
    -11
    
    6 July 2026 21: 13
    
    kapitan92 will say that there are still many refineries in Russia, and that victory in the North-Eastern Front is already close.
    
    An A-50U airborne early warning and target designation aircraft and a Su-57 fifth-generation fighter jet of the Russian Aerospace Forces were spotted over Omsk tonight while repelling a Ukrainian drone attack on a local oil refinery.
    1. kapitan92
      
      +4
      
      6 July 2026 22: 25
      
      Quote: Igor M.
      kapitan92 will say that there are still many refineries in Russia, and that victory in the North-Eastern Front is already close.
      
      You're a strange comrade. What nonsense is this? Am I supposed to say anything? You need to eat, comrade.
  4. Rosko-63
    
    0
    
    7 July 2026 23: 25
    
    So they have been betraying for 30 years
2. Igor M.
  
  -13
  
  6 July 2026 21: 11
  
  Valery Demchenko, Anchorage smells not of oil, but of diminishing American support for Ukraine, as well as a reduction in sanctions pressure on Russia. And it's a very pleasant aroma.
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3. Wooh
  
  -1
  
  7 July 2026 07: 33
  
  Why the hysteria? Russia has about 40 large oil refineries, as well as more than 80 smaller units and mini-refineries. And even those hit by Ukrainian drones haven't been completely withdrawn.
  1. Rosko-63
    
    -1
    
    7 July 2026 23: 29
    
    Russian bureaucrats put small oil refineries out of action long ago.
4. Rosko-63
  
  -2
  
  7 July 2026 23: 24
  
  it really stank
twice-born

+ 18

6 July 2026 15: 58

Well, at least the editors finally acknowledged, and Yelistratov is a good man, that there really is a gas shortage, and it's not speculators and crazy drivers who are to blame!
Why couldn't they have stationed several heavy machine gun crews in front of the oil refinery?! They know they're being targeted and will definitely get hit!
1. Dimy4
  
  + 11
  
  6 July 2026 16: 01
  
  After all, they know that they are being hit and that it will definitely hit them!
  
  That's why they didn't install it.
  1. Karelian
    
    + 11
    
    6 July 2026 16: 47
    
    The budget compensates them, trillions.
    1. Dimy4
      
      + 12
      
      6 July 2026 17: 00
      
      And the price of gasoline and diesel fuel can be inflated.
  2. Igor M.
    
    -8
    
    6 July 2026 21: 25
    
    Dimy4, not only did they deliver, but they even launched the A-50 and Su-57 over Omsk.
2. ZnachWest
  
  -7
  
  6 July 2026 17: 17
  
  Because everyone rushed to comment.
3. Igor M.
  
  -8
  
  6 July 2026 21: 24
  
  Twiceborn, they not only installed machine guns there, but also:
  
  An A-50U airborne early warning and target designation aircraft and a Su-57 fifth-generation fighter jet of the Russian Aerospace Forces were spotted over Omsk tonight while repelling a Ukrainian drone attack on a local oil refinery.
  1. twice-born
    
    0
    
    6 July 2026 23: 59
    
    Looks like they were placed poorly!
4. Vladimir1155
  
  +6
  
  6 July 2026 21: 46
  
  Quote: Twice-born
  Well, at least the editors finally acknowledged, and Yelistratov is a good man, that there really is a gas shortage, and it's not speculators and crazy drivers who are to blame!
  Why couldn't they have stationed several heavy machine gun crews in front of the oil refinery?! They know they're being targeted and will definitely get hit!
  
  I have the same question? I'll tell you more: why didn't Kapotnya or the St. Petersburg oil refineries have citadels? Military factories? This is typical treason, akin to the betrayal of Mason Rozhdestvensky at Tsushima, when Lon deliberately!!!!! destroyed the entire fleet by sending it into battle in a column instead of a line... I think the fifth column is deliberately exposing our oil refineries to attacks from the Ukrainian fascists, and doesn't provide air defense systems there.
  
  We need 1937 and nuclear strikes on Western Ukraine, there is no other way out.
  1. twice-born
    
    +4
    
    6 July 2026 23: 28
    
    I myself want '37 and repressions against liberals, Freemasons, all kinds of non-Russian cultural and media figures, oligarchs, deputies, corrupt judges, cops, senators, bankers and other internal enemies!
    We've been complaining about the price of gasoline for years, but now we've forgotten about it and are happy we bought it! And yet, prices are rising again.
    In Crimea, people bought a liter for 400 rubles to leave their vacation!!!
    1. Vladimir1155
      
      +1
      
      6 July 2026 23: 37
      
      Quote: Twice-born
      I myself want '37 and repressions against liberals, Freemasons, all kinds of non-Russian cultural and media figures, oligarchs, deputies, corrupt judges, cops, senators, bankers and other internal enemies!
      We've been complaining about the price of gasoline for years, but now we've forgotten about it and are happy we bought it! And yet, prices are rising again.
      In Crimea, people bought a liter for 400 rubles to leave their vacation!!!
      
      I agree!
    2. Rosko-63
      
      +1
      
      7 July 2026 23: 30
      
      I myself want '37 and repressions against liberals, Freemasons, all kinds of non-Russian cultural and media figures, oligarchs, deputies, corrupt judges, cops, senators, bankers and other internal enemies!
      
      Not with this government, bees won't fight honey.
5. Rosko-63
  
  +1
  
  7 July 2026 23: 29
  
  then they won't give you any money
Alex_Kraus

-13

6 July 2026 16: 00

Let's have a nonstop Flamingo flight from Kyiv to Minsk, Kaliningrad to Sakhalin!!! As they say, let's hit the road with a road trip...
1. twice-born
  
  -1
  
  6 July 2026 16: 04
  
  You've described the fascist missile's route poorly. Who the hell would launch it from Kaliningrad to Sakhalin?
  1. Foghat 74
    
    0
    
    6 July 2026 16: 54
    
    How could I not understand? Kyiv, as the source and further directions to the objects.
    1. twice-born
      
      0
      
      6 July 2026 23: 32
      
      I understood it exactly as it was written. And no one's going to think it through for you. Then they should have written it like that – the "Kyiv-Sakhalin" route!
Roman070280

-3

6 July 2026 16: 01

The updated FP-1 drones can fly 3400 km, says Denis Shtilerman, chief designer and co-owner of the Ukrainian company Fire Point.
makeyev

+3

6 July 2026 16: 29

Russia must urgently build 15 new oil refineries in Sakhalin, Kamchatka, the Far East, North Korea, Mongolia, Vietnam, Cuba, and Iran!
1. Karelian
  
  + 19
  
  6 July 2026 16: 51
  
  You're going too far, new refineries. There's nothing to repair the damaged ones with, we don't produce our own equipment, and our enemies won't sell it. And the high-speed railway and the Bering Tunnel are the priorities. What's insanity and what's sarcasm? A plus for your optimism.
  1. Igor M.
    
    -8
    
    6 July 2026 21: 42
    
    Karelsky, Russia is currently building five new refineries: Severny Kuzbass, SAMARATRANSNEFT-TERMINAL, Naftatrans, Dagnotekh, and VPK-Oil. Additionally, three dozen more refineries are in the design phase.
    So, against this background, it is entirely possible to build both the high-speed railway and the Bering tunnel.
    1. Karelian
      
      +1
      
      6 July 2026 22: 23
      
      You are wonderful in your optimism. A plus, definitely.
    2. Vladimir1155
      
      -1
      
      6 July 2026 23: 42
      
      Quote: Igor M.
      So, against this background, it is entirely possible to build both the high-speed railway and the Bering tunnel.
      
      Berings are obviously never needed, and I think the VSM can be postponed until the end of the SVO.
    3. Rosko-63
      
      -1
      
      7 July 2026 23: 32
      
      at the people's expense again? Or maybe you should go in the direction of ,,,,?
2. in kind
  
  +2
  
  6 July 2026 17: 43
  
  Yeah) They'll hit Japan so hard that all 15 oil refineries will go down...a corner of eternal femininity))
3. goncharov.62
  
  +9
  
  6 July 2026 18: 09
  
  Or maybe on the Moon? Or in the most inaccessible place – Alaska, Anchorage? They wouldn't dare, the demons!... :))) Shameful. Disgraceful and shameful...
  1. Igor M.
    
    -10
    
    6 July 2026 21: 45
    
    goncharov.62, you always see shame and disgrace everywhere. Russian refineries already exist in India, Serbia, Bosnia, Bulgaria, China, Romania, and the Netherlands. So we could easily build a refinery in Alaska, too; it would be convenient to transport gasoline through the Bering Tunnel.
    1. Karelian
      
      +8
      
      6 July 2026 22: 26
      
      There are factories built by Russian oligarchs, but unfortunately, they don't belong to Russia. They were seized. And our friend China refused to supply fuel.
      1. Igor M.
        
        -4
        
        7 July 2026 06: 47
        
        Karelsky, China, like India, has a refinery jointly owned with Russia. So they won't refuse. Just as India didn't refuse.
        Who cares who owns the refineries in Russia? The main thing is that they operate well and pay their taxes on time.
        
        Rosko-63
        
        -1
        
        7 July 2026 23: 37
        
        What Russia? - Our big-nosed Pinocchio.
        yes to the oligarchs
    2. Rosko-63
      
      -1
      
      7 July 2026 23: 34
      
      And you're like Yulia Vysotskaya - just as enthusiastic.
4. Igor M.
  
  -7
  
  6 July 2026 21: 35
  
  Makeyev, there is already an oil refinery:
  Achinsk Oil Refinery, Khabarovsk Oil Refinery, Komsomolsk Oil Refinery, Angarsk Petrochemical Company, Yaya Oil Refinery, Kemerovo Oil Refinery, Tomskneftekhim, Antipinsky Oil Refinery.
  There are also Russian refineries in India, 2 in Serbia, Bosnia, Bulgaria, China, Romania and the Netherlands.
  1. Rosko-63
    
    -1
    
    7 July 2026 23: 38
    
    Pinocchio, is your nose already dragging on the ground?
PVV22121922

+ 14

6 July 2026 16: 47

The last oil refinery is the Kremlin. Well, it doesn't want to destroy the Ukrainian-Bandera-like state...
1. Igor M.
  
  -7
  
  6 July 2026 21: 47
  
  PVV22121922, listen more to enemy propaganda. We still have refineries – the Achinsk Refinery, the Khabarovsk Refinery, the Komsomolsk Refinery, the Angarsk Petrochemical Company, the Yaya Refinery, the Kemerovo Refinery, Tomskneftekhim, and the Antipinsky Refinery. We also own or jointly own refineries in seven foreign countries.
  1. Karelian
    
    +6
    
    6 July 2026 22: 28
    
    There's just almost no gasoline.
    1. Vladimir1155
      
      -2
      
      6 July 2026 23: 40
      
      All the automatic gas stations are closed. At one gas station we saw a line that was an hour and a half long. We went to another one, only 100 for 100 rubles, but at least there was no one there. We bought 20 liters and they don't give us more.
    2. Igor M.
      
      -5
      
      7 July 2026 06: 48
      
      Karelian, then, it will be. It's already sailing and heading for Russia. The main thing is that our tanks in the North Military District are fueled.
  2. PVV22121922
    
    +1
    
    7 July 2026 10: 35
    
    "enemy propaganda" is exactly what your so-called "texts" are here
    1. Rosko-63
      
      +1
      
      7 July 2026 23: 41
      
      All his texts are United Russia lies
    2. Igor M.
      
      -2
      
      8 July 2026 18: 17
      
      PVV22121922, it depends on the person. Since you're clearly pro-Ukrainian and anti-Putin, my texts also seem hostile to you.
      1. PVV22121922
        
        -1
        
        9 July 2026 11: 26
        
        Stupid nonsense, like everything that comes from you.
        
        Igor M.
        
        -1
        
        10 July 2026 01: 30
        
        PVV22121922, I've never heard anything intelligent from you either. You usually repeat the same thing over and over again, like a parrot. And it's always some kind of dark stuff.
  3. Rosko-63
    
    +1
    
    7 July 2026 23: 40
    
    listen more to enemy propaganda
    
    No, of course not, everyone needs to listen to your Munchausen nonsense.
prior

+ 16

6 July 2026 16: 51

about the defeat of the Omsk Oil Refinery – last an oil refinery in the Russian Federation that had not been attacked until recently.

Today, this is the most uplifting news for millions and millions of Russian motorists.
Who will now believe any optimistic assurances from officials?!
1. ZnachWest
  
  +2
  
  6 July 2026 17: 20
  
  What does this have to do with motorists?
  1. prior
    
    +9
    
    6 July 2026 17: 29
    
    Despite the fact that there is less and less hope for a quick resolution of the gasoline crisis, no matter what you call the fuel consumers - motorists, car enthusiasts, drivers, truckers, motorcyclists or tractor drivers.
    1. Igor M.
      
      -11
      
      6 July 2026 21: 52
      
      On the contrary, the situation is increasing. Because the gasoline has already been purchased and is on its way to Russia. They also say that scheduled maintenance is nearing completion at several Russian refineries.
      1. Karelian
        
        +4
        
        6 July 2026 22: 29
        
        If it floats, it doesn't mean it will reach its destination. The French or Swedes will arrest it.
        
        Igor M.
        
        -6
        
        7 July 2026 06: 50
        
        Karelsky, they're arresting ships with false registrations. But there's nothing to disguise here, so both tankers are registered in Russia and are not breaking any laws.
      2. Rosko-63
        
        -1
        
        7 July 2026 23: 42
        
        No, you're swimming in the comments.
  2. Karelian
    
    +5
    
    6 July 2026 17: 42
    
    That's right. One thing leads to another. The price, and most importantly, the availability of fuel, determines the price and availability (and production) of food products.
2. Igor M.
  
  -13
  
  6 July 2026 21: 49
  
  Prior to that, enemy propaganda is like that—they lie and don't blush. Because Russia has plenty of other refineries, including some abroad. For example, the refineries located east of Omsk include the Achinsk Refinery, the Khabarovsk Refinery, the Komsomolsk Refinery, the Angarsk Petrochemical Company, the Yaya Refinery, the Kemerovo Refinery, Tomskneftekhim, and the Antipinsky Refinery.
  
  Who will now believe any optimistic assurances from officials?
  
  Those who will not believe the lying enemy propaganda that you are spreading.
  1. prior
    
    +2
    
    7 July 2026 08: 10
    
    You are our optimist.
    Where is the gasoline?
    The information that the last oil refinery was damaged is not my invention, but taken from the official press.
    This is enemy propaganda and I am not the one spreading it.
    But you don't know this "in good faith", do you?
    1. Rosko-63
      
      0
      
      7 July 2026 23: 44
      
      He's not an optimist, he's like a mouthpiece for the Kremlin.
    2. Igor M.
      
      -2
      
      8 July 2026 02: 24
      
      prior, what, is there no gasoline at all?
      Since when did "enemy resources" or the Reporter website become the "official seal"?
      
      I'm not the one distributing it.
      
      - and you too. But in reality, the refinery is far from the last.
  2. Rosko-63
    
    0
    
    7 July 2026 23: 43
    
    That's why no one believes you, no matter how much you try, United Russia member.
Alexey Lan

-7

6 July 2026 17: 56

Well, for example, there are two oil refineries in the Far East. Are there any oil refineries in Central Siberia? Irkutsk. The range is over 3 km. Ukrainian missiles can't reach there. Of course, there's not enough fuel, but the Ukrainian Armed Forces are lying about hitting the last oil refinery. Nuclear weapons are a big deal to them.
k7k8

-4

6 July 2026 17: 57

The enemy claims the last surviving oil refinery on Russian territory has been destroyed.

What, have you already reached the Angarsk, Achinsk, Komsomolsk and Khabarovsk oil refineries?
1. Anatoly-68
  
  + 11
  
  6 July 2026 18: 52
  
  The Omsk Oil Refinery is just as big as the Achinsk, Angarsk, and Khabarovsk Oil Refineries combined.
  1. k7k8
    
    -6
    
    6 July 2026 20: 03
    
    Moreover, the Omsk Oil Refinery is the largest in Russia. But this doesn't negate the falseness of Kyiv's assertion.
    1. Anatoly-68
      
      +3
      
      6 July 2026 20: 36
      
      What's the lie? That this is the last oil refinery in Russia? Where in the article is there anything about this statement? In my opinion, it's just the author's assertion.
      1. k7k8
        
        -3
        
        6 July 2026 20: 44
        
        Quote: Anatoly-68
        Where in the article is there anything about this statement of theirs?
        
        And here is a quote from the article
        
        Enemy resources report the defeat of the Omsk Oil Refinery, the last oil refinery in the Russian Federation that had not been attacked until recently.
        
        Anatoly-68
        
        -3
        
        6 July 2026 20: 48
        
        So whose statement is it after the dash? Okhlov's or the author's?
        
        k7k8
        
        -3
        
        6 July 2026 22: 10
        
        You are engaging in sophistry, that is, empty talk.
        
        Anatoly-68
        
        0
        
        6 July 2026 23: 21
        
        Weak. Try again.
        
        k7k8
        
        -3
        
        7 July 2026 00: 01
        
        I won't. I'm sure it won't cure you.
  2. Nikolay Volkov
    
    +1
    
    7 July 2026 06: 39
    
    And have these pUtriots even seen the distance from Khabarovsk to Moscow?
    
    Or squeals, oh, gasoline is flowing to us from India, everything is fine... Yeah, first oil flows there for pennies, and gasoline flows back at market prices.
    
    Well, this is just a breakthrough!!!
    1. Igor Degtyarev
      
      -1
      
      7 July 2026 07: 59
      
      I don't know who the Putriots are, but it feels like fans of Zhdan, Svitan, and Gordon have moved here. Or am I wrong, Nikolasha?
    2. Rosko-63
      
      0
      
      7 July 2026 23: 46
      
      But they have grown with hornless cattle and territories, as Igor the mouthpiece preaches.
Kiril

-6

6 July 2026 18: 01

How stupid have the hohols become if they are not ashamed to feed them such nonsense?
Anatoly-68

+ 11

6 July 2026 18: 42

The country's largest oil refinery—22 million tons... Now the geostrategist will crawl out and give orders to ensure this doesn't happen again, otherwise...
KLNM

+5

6 July 2026 18: 51

This means they will soon get down to business with nuclear power plants..., since all the top Nazi heads are in place.
1. Karelian
  
  +6
  
  6 July 2026 22: 32
  
  So they already took it upon themselves. Today, a drone was in the cooling tower of the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant.
  1. Nikolay Volkov
    
    0
    
    7 July 2026 06: 40
    
    While in construction...
Nick. WITH

0

6 July 2026 19: 12

The authorities say that everything is under control and that by September there will be no problems with fuel at all.
1. UAZ 452
  
  +8
  
  6 July 2026 20: 16
  
  Problems with fuel or the fuel itself? That's clear: no gasoline or diesel, no problems with them. But there are problems without them.
  1. Nick. WITH
    
    0
    
    6 July 2026 21: 05
    
    This needs to be clarified with the authorities.
  2. Igor M.
    
    -12
    
    6 July 2026 22: 01
    
    UAZ 452, in Ukraine there are no problems with gasoline, so the number of people has decreased by half.
    So our solution to the shortage is much more gentle.
  3. Rosko-63
    
    0
    
    7 July 2026 23: 47
    
    no body, no case
2. Rosko-63
  
  +1
  
  7 July 2026 23: 46
  
  She's been talking for 30 years
aslanxnumx

+ 11

6 July 2026 19: 59

And where is Igor M with his bravura methods?
Irek, why have you gone so quiet? You probably ran out of gas.
Dormidont went silent, probably thinking about what it means to give up to the mountain.
1. Dormidontov_Dormidont
  
  -10
  
  6 July 2026 22: 22
  
  Quote: aslan642
  And where is Igor M with his bravura methods?
  Irek, why have you gone so quiet? You probably ran out of gas.
  Dormidont went silent, probably thinking about what it means to give up to the mountain.
  
  But what about that Aslan-Botik in the comments with his anti-state propaganda?
  1. aslanxnumx
    
    +7
    
    6 July 2026 23: 02
    
    You weirdo, don't confuse the state of Russia with Putin. There was a Russia before Putin and there will be one without Putin.
    If I criticize Putin, it does not mean that I am engaged in anti-state policies.
    In your opinion, a person who votes against Putin is an enemy.
    1. Rosko-63
      
      0
      
      7 July 2026 23: 50
      
      You can't explain this to Tabaki.
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2. The comment was deleted.
Skipper

+9

6 July 2026 20: 05

Ukrainian drones reached the Omsk Oil Refinery, the country's largest, accounting for nearly 10% of all oil refining. The refinery supplies all of Western Siberia and the Urals. Reports indicate that FP-1 drones struck a facility with an annual capacity of 8,4 million tons of oil, out of the refinery's total capacity of 22 million. The Omsk Oil Refinery is such an obvious and attractive target that they were bound to get there sooner or later. And they did.

The distance from the Ukrainian border to Omsk is over 2500 km. The FP-1 flies at 140-180 km/h, which would take 14-17 hours in a straight line, but the drone likely avoided air defense zones, meaning it took longer. So, it took off yesterday evening and arrived this afternoon. And it's a slow, propeller-driven aircraft, which could have been detected in advance, predicted where it was headed, and tracked all the way to Omsk. During that time, mobile teams could have been deployed, warnings issued on the ground, and air support scrambled. That's twenty hours. Why didn't that happen?
1. UAZ 452
  
  +4
  
  6 July 2026 20: 19
  
  Because all this requires an air defense system, but there is no system!
  1. Alexander the Winner
    
    +1
    
    6 July 2026 21: 17
    
    Because we just need a system, and we don't have one. There's a spacer between the seat and the steering wheel.
  2. Igor M.
    
    -11
    
    6 July 2026 22: 03
    
    UAZ 452, so who shot down 60 drones in six months? The Holy Spirit? Pushkin?
    But the fact is that no air defense system can shoot down 100% of its targets. We saw this in the Persian Gulf and Israel.
  3. Rosko-63
    
    +1
    
    7 July 2026 23: 51
    
    But there is a money-dividing system that is the most powerful in the world.
2. Vladimir1155
  
  0
  
  6 July 2026 21: 58
  
  Quote: Skipper
  Ukrainian drones reached the Omsk Oil Refinery, the country's largest, accounting for nearly 10% of all oil refining. The refinery supplies all of Western Siberia and the Urals. Reports indicate that FP-1 drones struck a facility with an annual capacity of 8,4 million tons of oil, out of the refinery's total capacity of 22 million. The Omsk Oil Refinery is such an obvious and attractive target that they were bound to get there sooner or later. And they did.
  
  The distance from the Ukrainian border to Omsk is over 2500 km. The FP-1 flies at 140-180 km/h, which would take 14-17 hours in a straight line, but the drone likely avoided air defense zones, meaning it took longer. So, it took off yesterday evening and arrived this afternoon. And it's a slow, propeller-driven aircraft, which could have been detected in advance, predicted where it was headed, and tracked all the way to Omsk. During that time, mobile teams could have been deployed, warnings issued on the ground, and air support scrambled. That's twenty hours. Why didn't that happen?
  
  This question should be asked of the generals, and they should be removed in droves, sending them into the sailors' silence. Until the TG happens, everything will continue. I'm writing about submarine hangars, they cost pennies, but no one cares if they hit the Borey??? Why aren't the admirals sitting in the sailors' silence?
  https://yandex.ru/video/preview/8614725983574321355
3. twice-born
  
  -1
  
  6 July 2026 23: 54
  
  You just didn't see it! Sorry, guys, it happens. Well, I couldn't!
4. Nikolay Volkov
  
  +3
  
  7 July 2026 06: 43
  
  Something happened to Igor. He had both the AWACS and the Su-57 repulsed...
  
  Apparently, it wasn't very successful... Judging by the photos online. On the other hand, if you don't look at the photos, you might as well assume nothing happened...
Igor M.

-9

6 July 2026 21: 08

They are declaring the defeat of the Omsk Oil Refinery, the last oil refinery in the Russian Federation

This isn't the last or the most distant refinery. There's the Achinsk Refinery, the Khabarovsk Refinery, the Komsomolsk Refinery, the Angarsk Petrochemical Company, the Yaya Refinery, the Kemerovo Refinery, Tomskneftekhim, and the Antipinsky Refinery.

forced Moscow to start importing gasoline

Well, Russian attacks on Ukrainian oil refineries have long since forced Ukraine to begin importing gasoline.
1. aslanxnumx
  
  +2
  
  6 July 2026 21: 48
  
  Well, this is a good thing for Russia.
  Because, according to Igor M, the wise Putin built an oil refinery in India.
  And the refineries won’t get to that point; gasoline imports are a blessing.
  Ovations, ovations.
  Do you want me to remind you why these words were shouted?
  You are a bot, you can't know this.
  There is no point in shouting ovations for our leadership, because there is nothing to shout for.
  1. Dormidontov_Dormidont
    
    -6
    
    6 July 2026 22: 25
    
    Because, according to Igor M, the wise Putin built an oil refinery in India
    
    Because Botoslanu wanted to throw his accumulated dermets at the fan again...
    1. aslanxnumx
      
      0
      
      6 July 2026 22: 52
      
      It's hard to answer without insults, dormidontbotik can't think. They taught you to quack meaninglessly. You're a weirdo, you have something to say. Take a cue from Igor M. There are no answers to the questions, but such cool texts from quotation books. I was thinking maybe you're also the thousandth Jew. And I can give you a standing ovation.
    2. aslanxnumx
      
      +1
      
      6 July 2026 22: 54
      
      Answer what the expression "ovation" means.
2. Karelian
  
  +1
  
  6 July 2026 22: 36
  
  But China won't refuse Ukraine gasoline supplies, as it does Russia. They have suppliers right at hand in Europe. The Slovaks and Hungarians, for example. The Earth has already opened the valve on the pipeline.
  1. Igor M.
    
    -5
    
    7 July 2026 06: 44
    
    Karelian, China is much closer to Russia. Especially since China has oil refineries jointly owned by Russia. And India has some too.
3. Skipper
  
  +3
  
  6 July 2026 22: 47
  
  This is the last and largest one of federal strategic importance...and your listed small and insignificant ones that don't matter at all on a national scale.
  1. Igor M.
    
    -1
    
    8 July 2026 18: 19
    
    Skipper, all the remaining workers are no less feral.
    Besides, we own a number of foreign refineries. Those are definitely out of the reach of the enemy.
4. Rosko-63
  
  0
  
  7 July 2026 23: 52
  
  We live in Russia and we don't care about the problems of the Ukrainian people.
Vox Populi

-1

6 July 2026 21: 32

Videos have already surfaced. And an air raid siren was issued in the Novosibirsk region.
Something is clearly going wrong...
Anatoly-68

0

6 July 2026 21: 33

Now the bright star has slowly floated to the east—I suspect it was a drone heading for Omsk? It's not far from here.
Alexander Khudyakov

+2

6 July 2026 21: 58

Now in the eastern 35th region, Father Frost has been hearing the drone of fighter-interceptors in the sky every night for a week now. I understand they're protecting the Northern Lights, the oil refinery in Ukhta, and the bridges across the Northern Dvina? So, it's working out at a combat post for the Russian Aerospace Forces, which is definitely encouraging!
1. Karelian
  
  -1
  
  6 July 2026 22: 40
  
  Oh, it banged. Cloudy, hard to see. But not bad. Someone got grounded. Hello, neighbor, 10th region.
paramaribo55 kmt

+2

6 July 2026 22: 30

Kyiv needs to be razed to the ground. It's sad, of course, but there's no other way.
1. Nikolay Volkov
  
  +2
  
  7 July 2026 06: 47
  
  So what next? Zelya will move to Vinnytsia, Lviv, Warsaw...
  
  You're razing your own cities to the ground!!! But the bearers of the enemy ideology don't feel any danger...
  1. paramaribo55 kmt
    
    0
    
    7 July 2026 07: 40
    
    Next, equalize Vinnytsia, Lviv, Warsaw, etc., wherever Zelena is.
Grancer81

+4

7 July 2026 03: 05

Our neighbors in Novosibirsk have also issued a threat of attack.
sgr291158

0

7 July 2026 05: 08

Maybe we should start fighting properly instead of importing gasoline.
1. Dormidontov_Dormidont
  
  -4
  
  7 July 2026 05: 21
  
  Maybe we should start fighting properly.
  
  And you, Banderites, didn't you get enough of the attacks in Kyiv and its environs on July 6, 2026?
  1. Rosko-63
    
    0
    
    7 July 2026 23: 54
    
    Focus on your own country's problems and don't blame the Ukrainians.
The comment was deleted.
Sergey Mitinsky

-1

7 July 2026 08: 53

Why should the conscious people wag their tongues and embarrass themselves in front of the whole world?
In Russia, about 38 large oil refineries and dozens of mini-refineries continue to operate, supplying the domestic market. This is
And two means that two people can play this game.
There are no oil refineries left in Ukraine; all gasoline is imported.
Russia is now effectively removing storage facilities and gas stations, which has resulted in Ukraine facing kilometer-long queues for gasoline that already exceed Russian ones.
1. aslanxnumx
  
  0
  
  7 July 2026 13: 17
  
  And we don't have queues.
  And gasoline doesn't go up in price by 10 percent every week.
  Where gasoline costs 64,5 rubles.
  1. Rosko-63
    
    0
    
    7 July 2026 23: 55
    
    somewhere in Karaganda
  2. Sergey Mitinsky
    
    0
    
    8 July 2026 06: 55
    
    We have queues and gasoline is expensive, but I see you don’t agree to endure hardships.
    Compare how the USSR won in World War II, maybe then you will feel ashamed of your whining and stinginess?
    "Woe to the vanquished!": you've probably heard this phrase?
    You don't know what this is. Ask the Germans who witnessed this in 1945, and then I hope you'll consider your irritation and material losses a minor inconvenience.
    1. aslanxnumx
      
      0
      
      8 July 2026 07: 05
      
      I don't live in the USSR.
      And your cheap example about WWII doesn’t work here.
      You should be ashamed of yourself for justifying the country's worthless leaders.
      And I don’t see deputies, senators, officials, or oligarchs suffering deprivation.
      And Germans are currently living better.
      1. Sergey Mitinsky
        
        0
        
        8 July 2026 07: 12
        
        No one lives in the USSR anymore, but if you need to put in your two cents on this matter, then you better shut up and try your insults on yourself.
        I have nothing to talk to you about here.
        Is free
        
        aslanxnumx
        
        0
        
        8 July 2026 08: 04
        
        Stuck my two kopecks deep inside myself..
        How can a supporter of "Eat Russia" respond? Continue devouring Russia.
viktor goblin

+1

7 July 2026 11: 22

At the request of Roskomnadzor, the rules for publishing comments are being tightened.

That's all you need to know...
observer23

0

7 July 2026 12: 37

But Trump wants peace, these are all angry independent Europeans.
vlad127490

-1

7 July 2026 14: 02

Who knows. What damage was done to the Omsk Oil Refinery? Everything was knocked down, and nothing hit the refinery or fell. There were impacts and damage. The Moskovsky refinery is out of service after the impacts, but the mayor promises quick repairs.
Petr_Yakovlev

0

8 July 2026 06: 11

Absolutely conscious They weren't shooting from the 404th ! From the center of Omsk to the nearest automobile checkpoint on the Russian-Kazakh border (IAPP "Isilkul - Karakoga") is about 170 km along the R-254 highway... And so - anywhere in Kazakhstan a little further and deeper from the border - well, no more than 300-350 km...That's what we're thinking....
Especially since Omsk residents wrote on social media about the sound of piston engines on drones...
1. aslanxnumx
  
  +1
  
  8 July 2026 07: 07
  
  What difference does it make where the bullets were fired from?
  The fact of the blow.