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Oct 9, 2026
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On the front line, the General Staff recorded 194 combat clashes during the day, with fighting in several eastern and southern areas.
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Ukraine's military also said it struck the Gazprom Neft-Salavat oil complex in Russia's Bashkortostan region.
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A fire broke out at the facility, which Ukraine says supplies the Russian military.
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The extent of the damage was not yet clear.
Dominic NichollsHOST
The Sasta engineering plant, which is under sanctions, produces computer numerical control or CNC machine tools for Russia's defense industry, including Iskander missile systems.
Dominic NichollsHOST
Ukraine also hit at least one other oil refinery last night, the Gazprom Neft-Salavat oil refinery in Russia's Bashkortostan region.
Dominic NichollsHOST
That's over 1,000 kilometers inside Russia.
Dominic NichollsHOST
It's one of Russia's largest oil refining and petrochemical plants and was visited by SBU drones only last month.
Ryan KappaHOST
This summer, they had said something new to complain about.
Ryan KappaHOST
Gazprom Neft owns the plant.
Ryan KappaHOST
It's a major fuel supplier for the whole capital region.
Ryan KappaHOST
June 16th, a drone strike.
Ryan KappaHOST
This time, sources told Reuters they likely hit the other big complex, the newer one, the Euro Plus unit.
Ryan KappaHOST
That's the unit Putin started by video link, the without interruption unit.
Ryan KappaHOST
Gazprom Neft hasn't confirmed which unit was hit.
Ryan KappaHOST
Keep that caveat.
Eric WolinHOST
Hey, guess what? On Sunday, actually a week ago, by the time you listen to this, we learned that Ukraine, who, you know, almost certainly has the support of...
Eric WolinHOST
Those who currently are in power all across Europe, Great Britain, and I would say the United States, they have caused significant damage to the Gazprom Neft Moscow refinery.
Eric WolinHOST
You ask, why do we care about this? Because Eric owned a bunch of Gazprom stock and lost money.
Eric WolinHOST
money on it every time he bought it until he swore he wouldn't buy it again and then i actually bought some and sold it right before this idiotic ukrainian war started so we're going back years and actually made money for the first time maybe enough to offset my losses for the first couple times i bought it uh but that's not really relevant anymore because that news has got to be five or six years old or however long it's been uh you know what's relevant diesel gas prom refines diesel fuel and they're really a lot of natural gas and stuff but basically we have an energy shortage so i think they do diesel uh I know they are capable of handling almost 250,000 barrels of oil a day.
Stanislav KrapivnikGUEST
He... was in russia for business uh the elections came in uh two election cycles ago and he said hey i want to be an election observer like that go right ahead registered and then including counting he uh he was at one police station said hey can i count like yeah go ahead there you go you can count um so he probably took on that so it's it's a pretty open system uh now as far as the strike First of all, the strike, unless I'm mistaken, because there's two oil refineries near Moscow.
Stanislav KrapivnikGUEST
It was, again, on the Gazprom Neft oil refinery.
Stanislav KrapivnikGUEST
If it's a big explosion and there's a lot of fire, then it's pretty easy to replace because that's the fuel storage facilities that are being hit.
Stanislav KrapivnikGUEST
Those are just around steel facilities.
Stanislav KrapivnikGUEST
Um, look, uh, yeah, Zelensky, th- during the election day on Sunday, th- there's a three-day election, but, uh, Sunday was the main day.
Stanislav KrapivnikGUEST
Uh, they did hit, uh, the refinery, the, um, uh, Gazprom Neft refinery again.
Stanislav KrapivnikGUEST
A- and a- again, mostly it was hits on storage facilities, but apparently they did hit the refinery itself, and it's gonna be down for a couple of weeks before it goes back up.
Stanislav KrapivnikGUEST
And just for reference, the Yaroslav refinery has been down 16 times since the beginning of this conflict.
Scott JohnsonHOST
We're supplying them, the Ukraine, and Europe's supplying them with these very things, but he has to try to act like he's above the fray, and he's not whatever, and that this isn't all some big plan, okay? I think that's garbage, too, regarding Trump trying to be the voice of reason.
Real Estate NinjaSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
that the Gazprom Neft-owned Moscow oil refinery about 16 miles from the Kremlin.
Scott JohnsonHOST
He's showing all this footage coming from Moscow, different various camera angles of different places going up in flames, and it is...
Scott JohnsonHOST
I mean, Moscow got 1,600 drones.
Rod CabralHOST
Sobyanin said a few drones got through out of 1,600 targeting the Moscow region, including 450 aimed at the city, and the attack was clearly planned with the aim of disrupting yesterday's final day of voting in Russia's first parliamentary elections since launching its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Rod CabralHOST
Kiev said it was targeting Moscow's a Gazpromneft Moscow oil refinery to deprive Russia of war funding.
Rod CabralHOST
Ukraine has been using its drones to make the Russian public feel the war's consequences and pressure Russian President Vladimir Putin into negotiating a peace settlement, the Associated Press said.
Rod CabralHOST
Kiev's refinery attacks have caused months of widespread fuel shortages in Russia, the New York Times said.
Jeffrey PedersenHOST
I posted this on the 20th.
Jeffrey PedersenHOST
The, 'cause Ukraine hit Gazprom Neft Moscow oil refinery again last night.
Jeffrey PedersenHOST
It produces diesel and gasoline, and supplies a large share of the capital, uh, and the region's fuel.
Jeffrey PedersenHOST
The wider campaign against Russian refineries has cut their output hard and forced export bans.
Joanna KakissisCORRESPONDENT
Russian air defense shot down more than two hundred and forty Ukrainian attack drones.
Joanna KakissisCORRESPONDENT
But some of those drones did hit their target, the Gazprom Neft Moscow oil refinery.
Joanna KakissisCORRESPONDENT
The Ukrainian military claims its drones damaged three units there.
Joanna KakissisCORRESPONDENT
Videos on social media show the facility on fire.
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