Ukrainian Drones Strike Oil Depot and Logistics Hubs in Russia, Killing Nine
Ukrainian drones launched attacks on oil depots and logistics hubs in Russia, near Moscow and Tambov, killing at least nine people and injuring over 60. Fires erupted at the sites, with local officials confirming casualties. Russian military responded by using a Geran-3 Seeker drone to strike a Ukrainian fuel depot in the Chernigov Region.
Where Sources Diverge
rferl and dw report casualties of at least seven and nine people, respectively, while tass does not mention casualties.
At least seven employees were killed.
killing nine people and injuring over 60 more.
No casualty figures provided.
tass reports a Russian drone strike on a fuel depot used by the Ukrainian army in the Chernigov Region, while rferl and dw report Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian targets.
Russian military used a Geran-3 Seeker drone to strike a fuel depot used by the Ukrainian army in the Chernigov Region.
Ukrainian drones targeted logistics and energy facilities across Russia.
Ukrainian drones have struck warehouses, an oil depot, and other targets across Russia.
Sources
Ukrainian drones targeted logistics and energy facilities across Russia. Fires broke out at an oil depot near Moscow and Wildberries logistics hubs in the Tambov and Moscow regions. Local officials said at least seven employees were killed.
Ukrainian drones have struck warehouses, an oil depot and other targets across Russia killing nine people and injuring over 60 more. Kyiv said its strikes targeted suppliers for Moscow's ongoing invasion of Ukraine.
Russian military used a Geran-3 Seeker drone