At the oil depot in occupied Sevastopol, the russians are conducting earthworks - likely burying fuel tanks.
This was reported by the Crimean Wind Telegram channel.
The published photos show that the ground is being dug up and small tanks are being dug in at the oil depot.
"Earthworks are being carried out at the oil depot - small fuel tanks are being buried underground, capons are being built for equipment. They are covering the top with camouflage nets," the report says.
You can also see how fuel trucks enter and leave the territory of the oil depot.
There are no ships in the Oil Harbor near the oil depot. However, a barge appeared, on which reflectors are installed - means that are supposed to divert the aimed missiles from their course.
As Ukrainian News Agency earlier reported, on October 7, a man-made state of municipal emergency was introduced in the temporarily occupied Feodosia due to a fire at an oil depot attacked by drones.
Meanwhile, on October 10, two more fuel tankers exploded at an oil depot in the city of Feodosia in the temporarily occupied Crimea.
After that, tanker trucks began to drive more actively throughout the peninsula, which began to distribute fuel across the Crimea.
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