Ukrainian drones strike 2 more Russian oil depots overnight
Fires are raging in Russia again (photo: mchs_official)
Last night, the Ukrainian Defense Forces struck oil depots in the largest regions of Russia's Southern Federal District, according to the Exilenova+ Telegram channel and a statement by Rostov region Governor Yury Slyusar.
According to the latest information, administrative buildings at an oil depot in the Kagalnitsky district of the Rostov region were damaged "as a result of falling drone debris."
The information has already been officially confirmed by local Governor Slyusar.
He claims that the Ukrainian attack did not cause a fire and added that no one was injured.
According to Slyusar, Russian air defense allegedly managed to destroy drones in Taganrog and the Neklinovsky district.
The Krasnodar region was also reportedly hit by new strikes by the Ukrainian Defense Forces.
The region's operational headquarters acknowledged that "due to falling drone debris," a fire broke out on the premises of an enterprise in the Dinskaya district.
According to the Exilenova+ monitoring channel, the facility is an oil depot in the village of Novotitarovskaya.
On the morning of September 24, the Russian Defense Ministry claimed that 40 Ukrainian drones had been neutralized over the regions listed above.
The Russian Defense Ministry added that Ukrainian forces also attacked the Bryansk, Belgorod, Kursk, and Tver regions, as well as occupied Crimea.
Russian forces previously launched another massive attack on Ukraine on September 24, with air defense forces intercepting some targets.
Ukrainian forces have also recently made new gains on the front in 3 regions.
