In Yaroslavl, the refinery infrastructure was damaged after a UAV attack

As a result of a massive drone attack by the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), the infrastructure of an oil refinery in Yaroslavl was damaged, and two people were injured. This was announced on November 3 by Mikhail Evraev, Governor of the Yaroslavl Region.

"There is damage to the refinery infrastructure. Special services are working to eliminate the fire. Two employees of the company received shrapnel wounds. The victims have been hospitalized," he wrote on his channel in the Maks messenger.

According to the head of the region, last night, air defense and electronic warfare equipment repelled an attack by 124 Ukrainian UAVs on an oil refinery.

In addition, debris from downed drones damaged residential buildings and cars. In particular, windows were broken in several apartment buildings and private houses.

Evraev also announced the restoration of traffic at the exit from Yaroslavl in the direction of Moscow. The previously imposed closure of the intersection of Moskovsky Prospekt and Southwestern Ring Road has been lifted, and public transport is returning to normal routes.

Units of the Russian Ministry of Defense, employees of the regional Ministry of Security and law enforcement agencies continue to work at the site. There is a threat of a UAV attack in the region.

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Earlier that day, the air defense forces of the Rostov region eliminated unmanned aerial vehicles in the Matveevo-Kurgan, Millerovsky and Tarasovsky districts of the region. Governor Yuri Slyusar noted that there was no information about casualties or damage on the ground.