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    Russian Firefighters Extinguish Sochi Oil Depot Blaze After Ukrainian Drone Attack, Authorities Say

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    Posted on August 3, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    A Ukrainian drone attack caused a fire at a Sochi oil depot, which was extinguished by 120 firefighters. Russian defenses destroyed 93 drones.

    Sochi Oil Depot Fire Extinguished Following Ukrainian Drone Attack

    (Reuters) -A Ukrainian drone attack caused two oil tanks to catch fire at an oil depot in Sochi in southern Russia but the blazes were later extinguished, local authorities said on Sunday.

    Veniamin Kondratyev, the governor of the surrounding Krasnodar region, said more than 120 firefighters were deployed.

    The Russian defence ministry said its air defence units destroyed 93 Ukrainian drones overnight, including one over the Krasnodar region and 60 over the waters of the Black Sea.

    The ministry reports only how many drones its units destroy, not how many Ukraine launched.

    Rosaviatsia, Russia's civil aviation authority, briefly halted flights at Sochi's airport before resuming them.

    There was no immediate comment from Ukraine, which has staged frequent attacks on infrastructure inside Russia that Kyiv deems key to Moscow's war efforts.

    A woman was killed in the Adler district of Sochi in a Ukrainian drone attack late last month, but attacks on the city, which hosted the 2014 Winter Olympic Games, have been infrequent in the war that Russia launched in February 2022.

    The Krasnodar region is home to the Ilsky refinery near the city of Krasnodar, among the largest in southern Russia and a frequent target of Ukraine's drone attacks.

    Also on Sunday, the governor of Voronezh region in southern Russia said four people were injured in a Ukrainian drone strike that caused several fires, while Russia launched a missile attack on Kyiv, according to the military administration of the Ukrainian capital.

    The Russian defence ministry said that its units destroyed 18 Ukrainian drones over the Voronezh region that borders Ukraine.

    (Reporting by Lidia Kelly in Melbourne; Editing by Mark Trevelyan)

    Key Takeaways

    • •A Ukrainian drone attack caused a fire at a Sochi oil depot.
    • •The fire was extinguished by over 120 firefighters.
    • •Russian air defense destroyed 93 Ukrainian drones overnight.
    • •Flights at Sochi airport were briefly halted.
    • •The Ilsky refinery is a frequent target of drone attacks.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Russian firefighters extinguish Sochi oil depot blaze after Ukrainian drone attack, authorities say

    1What caused the fire at the oil depot in Sochi?

    A Ukrainian drone attack caused two oil tanks to catch fire at an oil depot in Sochi.

    2How many firefighters were deployed to extinguish the blaze?

    More than 120 firefighters were deployed to extinguish the blazes at the oil depot.

    3What actions did the Russian defense ministry report regarding drones?

    The Russian defense ministry reported that its air defense units destroyed 93 Ukrainian drones overnight, including some over the Krasnodar region.

    4What was the impact on civil aviation in Sochi?

    Rosaviatsia, Russia's civil aviation authority, briefly halted flights at Sochi's airport before resuming them.

    5What has been the frequency of attacks on Sochi during the conflict?

    Attacks on Sochi have been infrequent in the ongoing conflict, despite a previous drone attack that killed a woman in the Adler district.

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