Multiple outlets report that Ukrainian drone attacks hit Russian oil-related facilities, causing fires at an oil depot and at storage or tanker sites. The reports say the strikes target refineries and other infrastructure, with damage described at least in western Russia, including a fire at an oil depot in Tver. Acting regional Governor Vitaly Korolyov is cited as saying a July 9 drone strike led to the fire in Tver. Other coverage describes additional impacts, including fires involving oil tankers, following the attacks on oil facilities. Several sources also link the attacks to fuel disruption inside Russia, describing gasoline shortages and a broader fuel crisis. While the extent of damage is characterized differently across accounts, the overall picture in the reporting is that the drone strikes disrupt oil supply and logistics by affecting both refining/storage infrastructure and vessels or tanker-related operations. The sources do not provide additional independent verification details beyond the cited officials and the reported consequences.