Ukraine Strikes Russian Tuapse Oil Refinery, Causing Fire and Evacuations
Ukrainian drones struck the Tuapse oil refinery in Russia for the third time in 12 days, igniting a large fire and prompting evacuations. The attack, confirmed by the Ukrainian General Staff, followed previous strikes that had already halted operations at the Rosneft-owned facility. The incident intensified ongoing targeting of Russia's oil infrastructure by Ukrainian forces.
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Residents living near the Russian Black Sea port of Tuapse evacuated as black smoke from a burning oil refinery filled the air. A Ukrainian drone strike hit the facility on April 28, the third such attack on Tuapse in a short period. Ukraine has targeted Russia's oil infrastructure for months.
Ukraine war latest: Russia's Tuapse oil refinery disaster deepens after new drone strike The Kyiv Independent
Ukrainian drones have hit the Tuapse oil refinery for the third time in two weeks, sparking a massive blaze and triggering evacuations.
Residents near a burning refinery in Tuapse are told to leave, as efforts continue to contain an oil spill caused by earlier strikes.
A Ukrainian drone attack has caused a “large-scale fire” at Russia’s Tuapse oil refinery on the Black Sea, forcing the evacuation of nearby buildings, local officials said on Tuesday. The Rosneft-owned refinery delivers oil products mainly for exports but operations have been halted since April 16 following an earlier drone attack, industry sources said. Ukraine did not immediately comment on the reports. Kyiv has stepped up strikes on Russia since March, with US-brokered talks on the war in...
Ukrainian drones hit the large Russian Black Sea oil facility terminals at Tuapse for the third time in 12 days, sparking another billowing fire and prompting evacuations.
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Ukraine hits Russia's Tuapse oil refinery again, causing new fire Reuters