Tyumen Oil Refinery
Coverage of Tyumen Oil Refinery in the Nexus archive.
- Drone Strike Sparks Fire at Tyumen Oil Refinery in Russia’s Ural Region
A drone strike caused a fire at the Tyumen Oil Refinery in Russia on July 25. Regional Governor Alexander Moor confirmed the incident, and residents reported explosions, air defense activity, and smoke. The Tyumen refinery is the only large oil processing facility in the Ural Federal District and was previously targeted in 2025 and 2026.
- Ukrainian Forces Strike Refineries, Ports, and Air Defense Systems Behind Russian Lines
Ukrainian forces conducted deep strikes targeting Russian military logistics, oil infrastructure, and air defense systems. Operations confirmed by Ukraine's General Staff and Security Service included attacks on the Tyumen oil refinery, TES-Terminal-1 in Kerch, Port Kavkaz, railway bridges, S-400 radar stations, and Pantsir-S air defense units on the Crimean Bridge.
- Ukraine blasts one of Siberia’s largest oil refineries in what may be war’s deepest strike into Russia
Ukraine struck Russia's Tyumen oil refinery in Siberia, about 1,550 miles from the border, in what could be the deepest strike yet in the war. The attack targets Russia's energy sector as part of Kyiv's escalation.
- Drones Target Tyumen Oil Refinery Deep Inside Russia
A drone attack targeted the Tyumen oil refinery in Russia’s Western Siberia, approximately 1,900 kilometers from Ukraine. Regional officials claimed the attack was repelled, but residents reported explosions and smoke. The attack coincided with Ukrainian drone strikes on logistical routes, energy infrastructure, and military command posts in Crimea, Kherson, Zaporizhzhia, and Belgorod regions.