On the Night of January 1, Drone Strikes Set Fire to the Northern Commodity Park, an Oil Refinery, and an Oil Depot in Russia

On the night of January 1, drone strikes set fire to the Northern Commodity Park (Rus: Северный товарный парк) in Tatarstan, owned by Tatneft.

A video of the fire was posted on the Supernova+ Telegram channel.

A local oil depot also caught fire in the city of Lyudinovo in the Kaluga region, as did the Ilsky oil refinery in the Krasnodar Krai.

The Northern Commodity Park is a large industrial complex in Almetyevsk, owned by PJSC Tatneft, whose main task is the collection, separation and preparation of commercial oil, as well as its storage before shipment to consumers.

The fire in Lyudinovo was captured on video by local residents, who shared the footage on social media:

The oil depot in the village of Lyudinovo continues to burn after the arrival of a festive unmanned aerial vehicle. https://t.co/Xh0V0VHBJ6 pic.twitter.com/lINPFLewXP

— Exilenova+ (@Exilenova_plus) December 31, 2025

The third target is the Ilsky oil refinery in Krasnodar Krai, which has already been targeted by the Ukrainian Security and Defense Forces.

This refinery is one of the largest in Russia and has been attacked several times over the past year, including by the Russian resistance movement Black Iskra (Black Spark – ed.), which led to the decommissioning of part of its capacity.