Drones strike Transneft oil depot in Russia's Bryansk, fire breaks out
Photo: Drones strike Transneft oil depot in Bryansk, Russia (Russian media)
Strike drones attacked the Russian city of Bryansk. The attack caused a fire at a Transneft oil depot, according to the Ukrainian and Russian social media accounts.
It is noted that a massive blaze erupted at the oil depot following the drone strike.
Military Journal reported that the damage is visible on satellite images.
Drone attacks on Bryansk and the region
Throughout this year, Russian border areas with Ukraine have been repeatedly targeted by strike drones. The strikes have targeted military units, ammunition depots, oil refineries, and oil depots.
On November 10, drones also attacked Bryansk. Due to the operation of air defense systems, a fire broke out in the city, and a military unit was likely the target.
At the end of October, drones hit the Kremniy El defense plant in the Bryansk region for the fourth time.
In early October, drones attacked an arms depot near the town of Karachev in the Bryansk region. A fire with ammunition detonations occurred at the strike site.
