Saratov oil refinery halts operations after Ukrainian strike – 12 November report
Russia’s Saratov oil refinery halted operations after a Ukrainian strike on 7 November, Ukraine’s General Staff reported on 12 November. The strike damaged the refinery’s only primary crude processing unit, two fuel hydrotreating units, pipelines and a 10,000-cubic-metre storage tank. The tank caught fire.
Damage at the Kirishi oil refinery
The General Staff also released details of the strike on the KINEF oil refinery in Kirishi, Leningrad Oblast, overnight into 9 November. Two oil processing units and two cooling units were damaged. The General Staff did not report a full shutdown.
Kirishi has a design capacity of about 20 million tonnes of crude oil a year. The Saratov refinery can process about 7 million tonnes a year. Both supply fuel to the Russian military.
Unmanned Systems Forces hit 17 depots and 553 shelters and dugouts
Ukraine’s Unmanned Systems Forces reported hitting 1,602 Russian targets on 11 November, including 553 shelters and dugouts, 17 depots and 71 drone launch sites. They also reported hits on 16 radar and electronic warfare systems and 246 drones, including Shaheds and Gerberas.
Other targets included 10 armoured fighting vehicles, 58 vehicles and pieces of specialist or engineering equipment, four artillery systems and three mortars. The force reported hitting 470 Russian troops, of whom 209 were killed.
Russia loses 2,150 troops in a day, Ukraine’s General Staff says
Ukraine’s General Staff estimated Russian losses on 11 November at 2,150 troops, 47 artillery systems and 1,013 operational-tactical drones. It recorded 167 combat engagements that day.
How the figures changed
The data may be revised when official statements or further assessment become available.