Ukrainian drone attack triggers fire at a Russian oil terminal
Regional officials said falling drone debris ignited fires at several buildings and an oil storage terminal, injuring two men and disrupting emergency response.
- A Ukrainian drone attack triggered a fire at a major Russian oil terminal in the Black Sea port of Novorossiysk, damaging infrastructure and injuring two men.
- Ukraine has intensified long-range drone strikes on Russia's oil facilities, with some attacks reaching areas over 900 miles from the Ukrainian border.
- The strike is the latest in a series of Ukrainian attacks targeting Russia's oil and fuel infrastructure critical to financing Moscow's war effort.
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Ukrainian Drones Just Had a Very Busy Night
A Ukrainian drone attack caused a fire at another Russian oil terminal overnight, local officials in Russia's Krasnodar region said on Saturday, in what appeared to be the latest attack on Moscow's vital oil industry. Authorities in the city of Novorossiysk said falling drone debris sparked a fire at an...
A Ukrainian drone attack sparked a fire at another Russian oil terminal overnight, local officials in Russia's Krasnodar region reported Saturday, in what appeared to be the latest attack on the vital industry…
Russia’s Key Black Sea Oil Port on Fire After Drone Attack
The Ukrainian drone strikes continue to increase the Russian oil industry and thus also the war economy. Again it burns in a plant on the Black Sea - and not only there.
Ukrainian drones strike Novorossiysk oil terminal, disrupt Russian oil exports
Ukrainian forces have carried out an air strike targeting a key oil export terminal in Novorossiysk, a move that is expected to hamper Russia’s ability to load oil onto tankers for export. In the early hours of Saturday, May 23, long-range Ukrainian drones attacked strategic facilities in Russia’s Krasnodar region. The strike focused once again on oil infrastructure in Novorossiysk. Local authorities declared an air raid alert in Krasnodar regio…
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