Ukraine's Security Service drones attack oil depot with fuel in Rostov region, Russia

According to the newspaper's sources, last night was very hot for the Russian oil depot in Rostov Region. SSU drones attacked the facility, which stored various brands of gasoline and diesel fuel with a total volume of 12,500 cubic meters.

At night, a loud explosion occurred in the Rostov region, followed by a massive fire.

To extinguish the fire, the Russians employed almost fifty people and 14 pieces of equipment, and the fire was assigned the highest rank of complexity.

"SSU drones continue to impose targeted economic sanctions against Russia's energy complex, which is working for the war in Ukraine. More than three dozen successful strikes on Russian oil depots and refineries have already significantly reduced oil refining and revenues of Russia. And these sanctions will only increase," the source said.

Attacks on Russian oil depots

Earlier, we wrote that a fire broke out at an oil depot in the Rostov region early in the morning on July 13 due to a drone strike. More details about the incident can be found in RBC-Ukraine's article.
Explosions at oil depots in Russia are becoming more frequent and are a deliberate target of Ukrainian special services. Earlier it was reported that on the night of July 5, explosions were heard in Rostov-on-Don, air defense was conducted in the city due to a drone attack, and a fire broke out at an oil storage facility.