Three Oil Depots Are On Fire In Russia At The Same Time

The Ukrainian Armed Forces struck Stavropol and its surrounding areas.

Following a drone attack by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the night of July 19 in Stavropol, Russia, and its surrounding areas, three oil depots may have caught fire at once. These findings were published by OSINT analysts from the ASTRA project based on an analysis of video footage from the scene.

Local authorities confirmed three fire outbreaks in two industrial zones near the city. Eyewitness videos show at least two fires, while the geolocation of the footage points to possible damage to petroleum product storage facilities.

In particular, analysts determined that one of the fires may have originated at the oil depot in the village of Vyazniki, which is owned by a Rosneft subsidiary. Another fire may be linked to the industrial zone on Promyshlennaya Street, where companies dealing in petroleum products are registered.

Analysts also suggested that the Stavropol oil depot, which is operated by “LUKOIL-Yugnefteprodukt,” may have been damaged. Its facilities include storage tanks for gasoline, diesel fuel, and lubricants.

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