Drones Attack Oil Depot In Kursk region Of Russian Federation

A fire started.

On the night from July 27 to 28, drones attacked an oil depot in Kursk region of the Russian Federation, as a result of which three tanks with fuel caught fire. This was announced by the governor of the region of the aggressor country, Alexei Smirnov, noted New Voice.

Officials did not say exactly which facility at the base was attacked by drones. However, the local Telegram channels claim that on the night of July 28, a fire broke out at the Polevaya oil depot in the village of the same name in Kursk district. It had already been attacked by drones in February - then two tanks with diesel fuel (1,000 cubic metres and 400 cubic metres in volume) caught fire.

The Russian Defence Ministry claims that the attack was repeated on the night of July 28-29. And supposedly 19 aircraft-type drones were shot down over Kursk region, nine drones over Belgorod region, three over Voronezh region, five over Bryansk region and three over Leningrad region.

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