Oil tanks at the Klintsy oil depot in Russia's Bryansk region caught fire following an alleged drone interception incident.
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Oil tanks at the Klintsy oil depot caught fire
The fire occurred after a drone was allegedly intercepted
No casualties were reported in the incident
Ukrainian drone struck the Klintsy oil depot in Bryansk region, causing a fire
Russian defense ministry claimed the drone was destroyed and attack foiled
Ukrainian drones attacked an oil depot in Klintsy, Bryansk Oblast. Russian authorities claim the drone was shot down by air defense but falling debris caused a fire.
The drone was neutralised by electronic warfare assets of the Russian Ministry of Defence. During the destruction of the aerial target, there was an unintended release of ordnance in the area of the Klintsy oil depot.
Bogomaz alleged on Jan. 19 that debris from a destroyed Ukrainian drone caused a fire at a local oil depot.
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