Drones hit Russian petrochemical plant and power substation

On the night of November 15, drones attacked Nizhnekamsk in Tatarstan and Taganrog in Rostov Oblast, Russia, causing a fire at a petrochemical plant and potentially striking energy infrastructure. The fire likely occurred at Nizhnekamskneftekhim, a major global producer of synthetic rubbers and plastics. In Taganrog, a 220 kV substation supplying the city and industrial zone was reportedly targeted, with local residents filming explosions near power lines. The attacks are part of an ongoing campaign against Russian oil facilities since late October, including recent strikes on the Volgograd, Omsk, and other refineries. A fire was also reported in occupied Luhansk on November 14.