US EditionFire Put Out at Oil Depot in Russia's Belgorod After Ukrainian Drone Attack, State TV Says
- A Ukrainian drone attack caused a significant fire at the Oskolneftesnab oil depot in Belgorod, Russia, highlighting vulnerabilities in its fuel infrastructure, according to state TV reports.
- Belgorod Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov confirmed that while air defenses attempted to intercept the drones, several storage tanks caught fire and there were no reported casualties.
- Ukraine's General Staff claimed responsibility for the strike, aiming to disrupt Russian military logistics by targeting fuel infrastructure.
- In retaliation, Russia launched a barrage of missiles and drones, leading to damage in multiple areas of Ukraine, including residential neighborhoods in Dnipro.
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Fire put out at oil depot in Russia's Belgorod after Ukrainian drone attack, state TV says
Firefighters have put out a blaze that broke out at an oil depot in Russia's southern Belgorod region following an overnight Ukrainian drone attack, the Vesti state TV channel reported on Wednesday, citing the regional governor.
Drone Strike Ignites Blaze at Russian Oil Depot
A Ukrainian drone attack ignited a fire at an oil depot in Russia's Belgorod region. Firefighters extinguished the blaze, and no casualties were reported. Ukraine stated it targeted the depot as part of efforts to weaken Russia's energy infrastructure and military financing capabilities.
Several fuel tanks at an oil depot in Belgorod caught fire due to Ukrainian attacks.
According to Belgorod Oblast Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov, an oil depot in the city of Stary Oskol caught fire following a Ukrainian drone attack.
Russian oil depot in Belgorod Oblast on fire after Ukrainian drone attack, official claims
A fire broke out at the Stary Oskol oil depot in Russia's Belgorod Oblast after it was hit by Ukrainian drones, Governor Vyacheslov Gladkov said. "As a result of the detonation, several tanks caught fire on the site," he claimed.
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