Following a drone attack, an oil refinery in Ryazan is on fire, while airports in Moscow have been shut down.

The Mayor of Moscow, Sergey Sobyanin, reported a drone attack on the night of January 24. Operations at three Moscow airports were halted.

He announced this on social media.

According to him, two drones were shot down in the Kolomna and Ramensky urban districts, while two more were downed in the Podolsk area, and one each in Shchelkovo and Troitsk. Restrictions were implemented at Moscow airports (“Vnukovo,” “Domodedovo,” and “Zhukovsky”), as reported by RBC.

Additionally, the governor of Bryansk region, Bogomaz, reported a drone attack. It is likely that the “Kremniy EL” factory, which produces electronics used in the “Pantsir” and “Triumfator” surface-to-air missile systems, as well as in the “Iskander” missile complexes, was hit again.

Russian Ryazan was also targeted by drones that night. Two facilities were on fire – an oil refinery and the Novo-Ryazanskaya CHPP, as reported by Astra.

The propaganda Telegram channel Mash writes that the oil refinery owned by “Rosneft” and the Novo-Ryazanskaya CHPP are ablaze following the attack.

Telegram channels claim that the cause of the fires at the refinery and CHPP was debris falling. The regional governor, Pavel Malkov, without providing details, stated that all emergency services were dispatched to address the aftermath of the attack in Ryazan.

The Russian Ministry of Defense announced that during the night of January 24, 121 drones attacked 11 regions of the Russian Federation, Moscow, and occupied Crimea. Air defense reportedly shot down 37 drones over Bryansk region, 20 over Ryazan, and 17 each over Kursk and Saratov.

They also downed 7 over the Rostov region, 6 each over Moscow and Belgorod regions, 3 over Voronezh region, and 2 each over Tula, Lipetsk, and Oryol regions. One drone was shot down over Moscow, and another over occupied Crimea.

Background. Earlier, Mind reported that on January 20 in Kazan, Russia (Tatarstan), explosions were heard. Authorities in the Kaluga region reported a drone attack. The city's airport was shut down, and debris caused a fire at a facility.