Russia's largest oil refinery slammed by drones in 8-hour attack 2,500 km from Ukraine

On November 11, Omsk, Russia's largest oil refinery, faced an extensive drone attack lasting over eight hours. The city, located 2,500 kilometers from Ukraine, experienced air raid sirens and a fire near the refinery. Governor Vitaly Khotsenko confirmed the drone strikes and advised residents to stay indoors. Emergency services responded to incidents caused by drone debris, while some areas reported power outages. The refinery, owned by Gazprom, is crucial for Russian fuel supply and has been targeted previously by Ukrainian forces. Ukraine's advancements in long-range drone capabilities have made such deep strikes possible, highlighting the ongoing conflict's impact on critical infrastructure.