Ukrainian drones attacked a marine terminal at the Tuapse Oil Refinery on the Black Sea coast, damaging the primary oil processing unit. The SBU claimed responsibility for the attack, which caused a fire covering 200 square meters that burned for over 8 hours.

The SBU was behind the attack on the Russian facility

According to Russian media, the refinery was allegedly attacked by three Ukrainian Beaver UAVs

The fire damaged the primary oil processing unit, namely the vacuum and atmospheric columns

The fire covered 200 square meters and could not be extinguished for more than 8 hours

At the time of the strike, the refinery was handling 100 tons of gasoline and 200 tons of fuel oil

The Security Service of Ukraine conducted a drone attack on Rosneft's oil depot in Tuapse, causing a conflagration. The primary processing unit for petroleum products (vacuum and atmospheric chambers) took damage.

Fire broke out at an oil depot in the town of Tuapse in Russia's southern Krasnodar Krai the night of Jan. 25

Local residents reported seeing multiple drones flying over the region before and after the fire at the oil depot

An oil refinery in Tuapse, Russia, has become another target of the SBU. Our sources confirm that it was SBU drones that attacked this important facility for the enemy.

Explosions and fire were observed at the Rosneft oil refinery in Tuapse on the evening of January 24, 2024.