What this organisation is
Lukoil is a privately held Russian oil producer and refiner that operates the Volgograd refinery in southern Russia and the Perm refinery in the western Urals — two markers this module publishes, each struck several times in the 2026 Ukrainian deep-strike campaign. The company has been under United States sanctions since 2025; in October 2026 the New York Times reported that a deal involving its foreign assets was being discussed inside the US–Russia negotiating track, a report no government confirmed. The module records the operator; it publishes no assessment of which facilities are degraded.
The operator behind two recurring nodes of the refining-and-fuel system, and a company whose foreign assets have been reported as part of the negotiating track.
Confiance : modérée Au 2026-10-03Revu le 2026-10-04
Official name: PJSC Lukoil Oil Company
Published facilities
Each is a marker the module already publishes; the relationship is this record’s own claim, with its own grade and source.
Sanctions and export controls
Subject to United States sanctions on Russia's two largest oil companies since 2025; the module records the sanctions architecture on its economy page and does not restate listing status here.
Systems it belongs to
Supply systems it runs on
Commodities and outputs
Brut et produits
Owners, controllers and arrangements
Ce qui reste inconnu
- Which Lukoil facilities are currently degraded is not published by the module, by rule; the record carries operatorship only.
- The reported negotiation-track deal rests on one newspaper's anonymous sourcing and has not been confirmed by any government.
Évalué au — 2026-10-03 Dernière revue — 2026-10-04