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Posted on March 22, 2025
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Add as preferred source on GoogleA drone attack led to a fire at a Russian oil depot in Krasnodar, expanding to 2,000 square meters. No casualties were reported, and firefighting trains were deployed.
MOSCOW (Reuters) -An oil products spill occurred at the oil depot that caught fire in southern Russia's Krasnodar region after a drone attack last week, regional officials said on Sunday.
The area of the fire at the depot near the village of Kavkazskaya increased to 2,000 square metres from the 1,250 square metres previously reported, said state news agency TASS.
There were no casualties and other buildings and tanks at the depot were not damaged, regional officials wrote on messaging app Telegram.
Russia's Foreign Ministry said this week that the attack amounted to violation of an agreement to halt attacks on energy infrastructure as part of efforts to secure a broader ceasefire in the war in Ukraine.
Local authorities had brought in firefighting trains loaded with water to help to battle the blaze on Saturday.
The depot is a rail terminal for Russian oil supplies for a pipeline to Kazakhstan.
(Reporting by ReutersEditing by David Gregorio and David Goodman)
The main topic is a fire at a Russian oil depot in Krasnodar caused by a drone attack, expanding the fire area significantly.
The fire was caused by a drone attack on the oil depot in the Krasnodar region of Russia.
No casualties were reported from the fire at the oil depot.
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