Fire at the marine terminal in Tuapse, Russia, caused by a Ukrainian drone attack on the night of April 30 to May 1, has been completely extinguished. About 130 people and more than 40 units of equipment participated in the firefighting efforts, including personnel from the Emergencies Ministry.
On the night of May 1, falling debris from a Ukrainian UAV ignited the terminal
Ukrainische Drohnen haben erneut ein Ölterminal in der russischen Hafenstadt Tuapse am Schwarzen Meer in Brand gesetzt. Es handelt sich um den vierten Angriff in zwei Wochen, der schwere Schäden verursacht hat.
Immer wieder kommt es zu ukrainischen Attacken auf eine Raffinerie am Schwarzen Meer. Nun hat Kyjiw offenbar erneut mit Drohnen angegriffen.
Ukrayna ordusu, Rusya'nın Karadeniz kıyısındaki Tuapse kentine İHA saldırısı düzenledi. Saldırıda limandaki petrol rafinerisinde yangın çıktı. Yetkililer, yaralı ve can kaybı olmadığını, 128 kişi ve 41 aracın yangın söndürme çalışmalarına katıldığını açıkladı. Hafta başında düzenlenen benzer saldırıda da yangın çıkmış ve üç gün sürmüştü.
Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak stated that the damage to the Tuapse oil refinery and restoration timeline will be assessed after firefighting efforts are completed. Kremlin Press Secretary Dmitry Peskov said Ukrainian strikes on oil storage facilities in Tuapse are contributing to further destabilization of global energy markets, targeting crude intended for export operations and export contract obligations.
Russian Foreign Ministry Ambassador at Large Rodion Miroshnik accused NATO's Coordination Center and Western sponsors of approving Ukrainian terrorist attacks, including the strike on Tuapse. He stated that Ukraine has lost the initiative on the battlefield and is suffering defeats, forcing it to resort to sabotage. Miroshnik made the statement on Solovyov Live, asserting that these attacks are blessed by NATO and the sponsors who fund them.
Plumes of black smoke rise over the southern Russian town of Tuapse after multiple Ukrainian drone strikes on a major oil refinery in the coastal area.
A Ukrainian drone attack on April 28 caused a large fire at an oil refinery in Tuapse, Russia, prompting evacuations and a regional state of emergency. Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said NATO's Black Sea member states must realize they are supporting terrorists by supplying weapons to Ukraine, noting the attack could have serious environmental consequences.
Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov confirmed Ukrainian drone strikes caused a massive fire at the Tuapse oil facility, stating the oil was intended for export under Russia's contractual obligations. He announced Moscow's Victory Day parade will proceed without military equipment due to security threats from Kiev. Regarding the UAE's withdrawal from OPEC, Peskov said Russia respects the sovereign decision and does not intend to leave OPEC+ itself.
On Russian President Vladimir Putin's instructions, Emergencies Minister Alexander Kurenkov flew to the Krasnodar Region to control the extinguishing of a fire at the oil refinery
Ukrainian drones struck the Tuapse oil refinery on the Black Sea for the third time this month, causing a massive fire and forcing nearby residents to evacuate. More than 160 firefighters were deployed to extinguish the blaze. Earlier strikes caused an oil spill and black rain. Ukraine's military confirmed the attack as part of efforts to reduce Russia's military-economic potential.
A Ukrainian drone strike caused a major fire at the Tuapse oil refinery in Russia's Krasnodar region, leading to local evacuations. The facility had already suspended operations following a previous attack earlier in April.
A Ukrainian drone strike ignited a massive fire at Russia's Tuapse oil refinery on the Black Sea, prompting evacuations. This major Rosneft facility, crucial for fuel exports, had previously halted operations after an earlier drone attack. Authorities are responding to the incident, with the Kremlin confirming measures are being taken.
Seit Wochen kommt es zu ukrainischen Drohnenangriffen auf eine Raffinerie in der russischen Hafenstadt Tuapse. Das führt zu Bränden und großen Umweltschäden. Nun wird das Umfeld evakuiert.
Ukraine launched its third drone attack in a month on Russia's Tuapse oil refinery, causing a major fire and forcing evacuations. The refinery, with capacity of 12 million tons of oil annually, has been targeted as part of Kyiv's strategy to cut Russia's main cash supply for war. Local authorities declared an environmental emergency after previous attacks caused black rain and oil contamination.
A fire broke out at an oil refinery in Tuapse in Russia’s Krasnodar Region after it was hit by debris from a downed drone
Sanctions affected Tuapse, Komsomolsk, Angarsk, Achinsk, Syzran, Ryazan and Afipsky refineries
Ukrainian UAV attack on Russia's Krasnodar Region on April 16 caused a 10,000 square meter oil spill in the Black Sea near Tuapse. The drone strike damaged marine terminal infrastructure, triggering a fire that burned for three days. Two people were killed, including a minor, and five others were injured. Response teams deployed 750 meters of containment booms and five oil recovery devices.
An oil product spill of 10,000 square meters occurred in the Black Sea near Tuapse, Russia, after Ukrainian UAV forces attacked the marine terminal on April 16. Specialists deployed 750 meters of containment booms and five oil recovery devices. A new UAV attack on April 20 caused another fire, killing one person and injuring another.
Ukrayna ordusu, Rusya'nın Tuapse limanındaki petrol rafinerisine ve Kırım'da bulunan iki Rus çıkarma gemisine saldırı düzenlediğini bildirdi. Saldırılarda rafineri rezervuarında yangın çıktığı ve mühimmat depolarının da hedef alındığı belirtildi.
Ukraine has intensified its attacks on Russian, targeting its military and energy targets. Overnight drone strikes targeted two Russian landing ships in Sevastopol Bay of Crimea. The Tuapse oil refinery was also hit for the second time in a week. Russian officials confirmed damage to transport infrastructure at Tuapse port. One person was killed and another injured in the latest strike.
At least one person was killed and another wounded following Ukraine's massive drone attack on Tuapse, a southern Russian port city. Governor Veniamin Kondratyev reported a fire at the seaport and debris shattering windows at a school, kindergarten, museum, church, and apartment buildings.
