Ukrainian Drones Strike Russian Oil Terminal in Occupied Crimea
A massive blaze broke out at Russia's largest oil terminal in occupied Crimea after Ukrainian drones struck the facility, a source in Ukraine's Security Service confirmed.
The strike occurred around midnight on Oct. 13, marking the second attack on the facility in a week, following a previous attack on Oct. 6, as reported by the Crimean Wind Telegram channel.
"Drones hit at least five tanks. A large-scale fire is recorded on the territory of the oil depot,"
a source in Ukraine's Security Service said. Videos on social media showed a large blaze and thick black smoke rising from the depot, with residents reporting the glow from the fire was visible from various parts of the city.
- The attack targeted the largest Russian oil depot in the city of Feodosia.
- An electricity substation in Feodosia and another in Simferopol were also hit.
Author's summary: Ukrainian drones spark massive blaze at Russian oil terminal.
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