Ukrainian drones attacked the perm and orenburg regions of Russia,fires at oil refineries

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The April 29, 2026 dual strike — Orsk and Perm simultaneously, confirmed by governors Solntsev and Makhonin, with real OSINT sourcing from Astra and Exilenova+
The Orsknefteorgsintez refinery — its 6.6 million ton capacity, 30 product types, ownership through Safmar/Gutseriev, the Transneft Perm angle
Ukraine's deep-strike technology — the Liutyi drone, E-300 Enterprise, AN-196 "Feb," the 1,750 km Ukhta strike, FirePoint's 200-drone/day production rate
The three-strike history on ONOS — Oct 3, Nov 11 2025, and April 29 2026, with the specific LCh-24-2000 hydrotreating unit targeting logic
Russia's economic reckoning — 38% refinery capacity offline, 1 million ton September gasoline shortfall, 20-liter Crimea rationing, IEA revenue d
On the night of April 28th into April 29th, 2026, Ukrainian drones struck two separate Russian regions simultaneously. Orenburg Oblast in the south — and Perm Krai in the north. Both targets were industrial. Both targets were deep inside Russian territory. And both targets burned.

In Orsk, a city in Orenburg Oblast, Mayor Artyom Vorobyov issued an emergency alert urging residents to stay indoors and stay away from windows. Flight operations at Orsk airport were suspended immediately. Russia's Federal Air Transport Agency, Rosaviatsiya, imposed temporary restrictions across multiple airports throughout the country. These were not the actions of an air defense system in control of the situation. These were the actions of a command structure that didn't know where the next drone was going to land.