Ukrainian strikes target Russia and Crimea… deaths and a fire in an oil warehouse
By targeting Crimea, Ukraine seeks to disrupt the supply lines that Moscow uses to support its military operations against Ukrainian forces. In the Russian Belgorod region, local authorities announced the death of a civilian as a result of a Ukrainian attack overnight, while strikes by Ukrainian drones in the Bryansk border region resulted in the killing of two people, a 23-year-old driver and a 15-year-old girl. Age. In southern Russia, a fire broke out in the Poltavskaya oil depot in the Krasnodar region, as a result of falling drone debris, according to what local official Alexander Kharitonov reported. The Russian authorities announced that 269 Ukrainian drones were shot down overnight in Russian airspace and over the Crimean Peninsula. Ukraine continues to intensify its attacks on Russian energy facilities, Including oil refineries, pipelines and fuel depots, in an attempt to reduce the revenues that Moscow has relied on to finance its military operations since the outbreak of war in 2022. These attacks often lead to the outbreak of large fires, while their actual impact on Russian oil production is so far difficult to measure. According to a recent report issued by a group "Energy Intelligence" The Ukrainian strikes caused the disruption of about a third of oil refining activities in Russia. On the other hand, the Ukrainian Railways Company announced that one of its employees was killed as a result of a strike that targeted a train in the Zaporizhya region in the south of the country.
Result targeting Russian regions and resulted in the killing of five people, including two children, in addition to the outbreak of a fire in an oil warehouse in the south of Russia-Ukraine War Big Fires
