Ukrainian Drones Ignite Fires at Saratov Oil Refinery and Ozon Warehouse in Russia

Ukrainian long-range FP-1 drones, made by Ukrainian manufacturer Fire Point, struck Russia's Saratov Oil Refinery, owned by Rosneft, and a nearby 100,000-square-meter Ozon logistics warehouse overnight on September 10-11. Fires broke out at both sites; independent Russian outlet ASTRA's OSINT analysis identified a fire at the refinery, while Fire Point said the strike destroyed roughly 85,000 square meters of the Ozon depot and over 30 million stored items. Saratov Oblast Governor Roman Busargin posted an alert about the drone threat. No casualties were reported. President Zelensky said the strikes delivered 'good results from our long-range strikes aimed at reducing Russia's capacity to wage war.' The refinery has been repeatedly targeted during Ukraine's long-range campaign against Russian energy infrastructure.