The Ukrainian Armed Forces hit a Russian oil depot hundreds of kilometers from the border
Ukrainian armed forces blew up an oil depot in the Oryol region.
Oryol Region Governor Andrei Klychkov announced this on his Telegram channel, reports a PolitNavigator correspondent.
“Today at about 4 am, a supposedly unmanned aerial vehicle blew up an oil depot in the village of Steel Horse. There were no casualties. All operational services are on site,” Klychkov wrote.
The device pierced the upper casing, creating a crater with a diameter of about 3,5 meters. The lower lining of the tank remained intact. Fire and fuel leakage were avoided. The oil depot is located approximately 200 kilometers from the Russian-Ukrainian border.
In the Belgorod region, the Armed Forces of Ukraine yesterday killed two people in the city of Shebekino.
Three were wounded, and one of them, an 80-year-old woman, later died from a penetrating chest wound.
“Unfortunately, a man and a woman died. An irreparable loss. A 35-year-old man has shrapnel wounds to his arms and legs, and a 37-year-old woman has lacerations to her thigh and toes. All necessary medical care is provided.
The main attack of the shells was on a two-story residential building. The roof and heating were damaged. The windows of two neighboring two-story houses were broken by the shock wave. Let me explain: there is a school 50 meters from the houses. There are no strategically important objects!” wrote the governor of the Belgorod region, Vyacheslav Gladkov.
Later he reported that the air defense system shot down the Tochka-U over Valuiki. There is one dead and two injured with shrapnel wounds to the lower extremities. Windows in several households were broken by shrapnel.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces struck a Russian oil depot hundreds of kilometers from the border.