While Russia continues its attacks on the military and logistics infrastructure in Ukraine, UAV parts caused a fire in the Krasnodar region.
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Conflicts between Russia and Ukraine continue with attacks targeting logistics and energy infrastructures.
In the statement made by the Ministry, information was shared about the actions of the Russian Armed Forces in Ukraine between October 31 and November 6.
The statement noted that the Russian army carried out attacks on military industry, logistics, energy and transportation infrastructure facilities and ports in Ukraine on these dates, and said, "14 dry cargo ships carrying weapons and equipment to Ukraine were hit during the week." The expression was used.
In the statement, it was stated that 2 US-made HIMARS multi-barreled rocket launcher missiles and approximately 5,300 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) were destroyed.
UAV parts caused a fire in Russia's Krasnodar region
In the statement made by the Krasnodar Regional Governorship, it was stated that a fire broke out in the Afipskiy settlement in the Severskiy district of the region as a result of UAV parts falling on the site of a business.
In the statement, it was noted that according to initial findings, there were no injuries, and UAV parts damaged the windows of an apartment in the area.
On the other hand, in the images reflected on social media and stated to be shot in Afipskiy, flames were seen rising from the area where the Afipskiy Oil Refinery is located. There is no official statement yet that the fire broke out in the refinery.
Afipskiy Refinery, which has an annual oil processing capacity of approximately 6.25 million tons, is among the major oil processing facilities in the south of Russia.
Ukraine has recently increased its UAV attacks on Russia's oil refineries and oil storage and transportation infrastructure.

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