A fire at the Moscow oil refinery after a Ukrainian drone attack has led to what residents describe as “oil rain” falling across the surrounding area. Residents of Zheleznodorozhny, east of Moscow, posted photographs showing a black film left on surfaces after rain mixed with petroleum combustion byproducts. In Lyubertsy, to the southeast, residents also reported a strong smell of burning.
Moscow’s environmental monitoring agency stated that pollutant concentrations in the city’s air as of 12:00 p.m. did not exceed permissible limits.
Independent meteorologists forecast that precipitation mixed with petroleum combustion byproducts will continue to fall across the Moscow region east of the city for another 24 hours.
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