Drone attack on an oil depot in the Yaroslavl region of the Russian Federation
A large-scale fire has broken out at an oil depot in the city of Rybinsk, Yaroslavl region, Russian Federation. Local residents report that the incident was caused by an attack by unmanned aerial vehicles.
Eyewitnesses are posting videos on social media showing the aftermath of the strike. According to local residents, a massive fire started in the area of the facility following the explosions, and the smell of fuel could be felt in the air. Some internet users even referred to the phenomenon as "oil rain" due to the fuel being sprayed as a result of the explosion.
Currently, official sources in Russia are providing limited information regarding the scale of the damage. However, it is known that oil depots are critical logistics facilities that supply fuel to the aggressor's military equipment and transport networks.
This event is part of a series of recent attacks on oil and gas infrastructure within Russia. Such incidents have a significant impact on the fuel sector of the aggressor country and the logistics chains that support its military needs.
The situation in Rybinsk remains tense, and emergency services continue to work at the scene. We are continuing to monitor developments and await further details from official agencies.