An oil depot in the temporarily occupied city of Feodosia caught fire again following overnight strikes.
It was reported by the monitoring group "Crimean Wind," citing satellite imagery.
According to the monitoring group, at least two major fire hotspots have been identified on the facility’s grounds. Local residents reported two explosions that occurred around 3:20 a.m. and 3:33 a.m.
According to the "Crimean Wind," the plume of smoke from the fire stretched approximately 9.5 kilometers toward the sea. This refers to the offshore oil loading terminal, which had already been attacked on April 8, after which a large-scale fire also broke out at the facility.
It is noteworthy that the day before, the russian occupation authorities announced the closure for repairs of the road running alongside the oil depot. There are currently no official comments regarding the causes of the new fire.
Meanwhile, as the Ukrainian News agency earlier reported, on the night of May 29, the russian city of Taganrog in the Rostov Oblast came under attack by drones. Reports circulated online of explosions and a possible fire at the port.
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