Explosions In Russian Yeisk City: Occupiers Planned To Use It For Mariupol Ammo Supplies

A fire broke out in the oil depot.

A fire broke out in the oil depot in the Russian city.

Petro Andriushchenko, the adviser to the deputy head of the city of Mariupol, reported it.

According to him, videos and photos appeared on social media after the explosions in the Russian city of Yeisk, located almost opposite Mariupol across the Sea of Azov.

Previously, there was a fire in the oil depot.

“Let me remind you that Yeysk is the city of ammunition departure to the Mariupol Sea Port. There is also an air-loading depot in Yeysk. Therefore, such a sudden fire may not be sudden at all," Andryushchenko, emphasized.