Ukrainian long-range drone strikes trigger fires at several Russian energy and logistics locations, according to officials and reports cited by multiple outlets. Russian authorities in the Krasnodar region say a drone attack causes a fire at an oil terminal, with some reports identifying the incident as linked to the Sheskharis oil terminal area and associated depots that serve key pipeline infrastructure. Other coverage also reports fire after drones breach defenses around port infrastructure in the southern city of Taganrog, including fires involving a commercial tanker ship and fuel storage.
Separately, outlets report an oil depot and refinery incidents in Krasnodar Krai, including the Armavir area and the Afipsky Oil Refinery, with Russian authorities citing civilian casualties and damage. In St. Petersburg, Euronews reports an explosion and black smoke after a drone-linked fire at an oil terminal, with the attack occurring days before Vladimir Putin is due to attend a major economic forum in the city.
Ukraine’s military does not consistently comment in the cited reporting, and claims are based on Russian and other secondhand sources at the time of publication.