Ukraine Military Says It Struck Moscow Oil Refinery

This marks a shift from strikes on export-oriented terminals toward the refining capacity that feeds domestic fuel supply, which is why a single hit carries weight beyond the fire itself. The reported damage to primary crude processing units matters more than the blaze: those are the bottleneck assets, and their loss tightens the input side of the fuel chain. Whether Moscow can absorb the outage without visible downstream strain is the open question, and it is the kind of pressure that tends to show up in fuel availability rather than headlines.