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Refinery Damaged

Tuapse refinery and oil terminal

Tuapse refinery and oil terminal is currently damaged (since April 16, 2026): Struck by Ukrainian drones four times in two weeks (Apr 16, 20 and 28 and May 1), with large fires at the refinery and terminal. Kpler said the strikes could delay its restart and constrain exports even once it resumes. No restart has been reported since; status after May not verified.

Updated October 10, 2026 · View on the live map →

Sources: RFE/RL — Russian Black Sea Oil Facility On Fire Again After Ukrainian Strike · CNN — 'Oil is literally falling from the sky': Russian town fears environmental disaster after Ukrainian drone strikes on refinery · Kyiv Independent — Ukrainian drones hammer Russia's Tuapse oil refinery for 4th time

Overview

Russia (Krasnodar Krai). Rosneft. ~240,000 bpd (about 12 million tonnes a year). Refinery on the Black Sea coast with an oil export terminal alongside.

Capacity: 240 kb/d (nameplate); About 12 million tonnes a year; figure as reported, not checked against Global Energy Monitor. Source: RFE/RL — Russian Black Sea Oil Facility On Fire Again After Ukrainian Strike, as of April 28, 2026.

Geopolitical context

An export-oriented plant: its products leave through the adjoining terminal, which RFE/RL describes as Russia's main Black Sea oil export terminal. Ukrainian drones have struck the site repeatedly since 2024, part of a wider campaign against Russian refineries and export terminals.

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