Ukraine Drone Ignite Oil Depot in Southern Rostov Region.

A Ukraine drone assault ignited a fire at an oil depot in Russia’s southern Rostov district, while drones likewise endeavored to go after the Kirov locale, exactly 1,500 km (930 miles) upper east of the boundary with Ukraine, specialists said on Wednesday.

“There are no setbacks,” Rostov lead representative Vasily Golubev said on telegram about the assault in the Kamensky region. “Firemen are stifling the fire.”

Russian air guard units obliterated four robots over the area short-term, the Russian protection service said, without notice of an assault on the station.

Prior, the Baza telegram channel, which is near Russia’s security administrations, said three tanks were consuming at the Kamensky oil stop after two robots fell on the area.

Recordings posted on Russian social media showed what resembled enormous tanks on fire around evening time. Reuters had the option to recognize one of the recordings as having been taken in Rostov’s Kamensky region.

There was no quick remark from Ukraine.

A fuel stockpiling terminal in the Kamensky locale was gone after toward the beginning of August too.
Wednesday’s assault came while tanks were still ablaze at one more oil warehouse in Rostov’s Proletarsk region, around 10 days after a Ukrainian assault.

Independently, drones went after an oil items terminal on Wednesday in the town of Kotelnich in Russia’s Kirov area, local lead representative Alexander Sokolov said

Sokolov said the assault brought about no losses or flames at the stop. He said two robots were killed, while three fell on the region of the station, burst into flames yet were immediately smothered. The fire didn’t arrive at the fuel stores.


Alexander Gusev, the legislative head of Voronezh, which borders Ukraine, expressed trash from a Ukraine-sent off drone over the district had started a fire “close to dangerous items” however that there had been no explosion.