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    Ukraine claims Sunday's drone attack on Russian fuel depot in Sochi

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    Posted on August 4, 2025

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    Last updated: January 22, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Ukraine confirmed a drone attack on a Russian fuel depot in Sochi, targeting military jets. The attack set two oil tanks ablaze, escalating tensions.

    Table of Contents

    • Details of the Drone Attack
    • Confirmation from Ukraine
    • Local Authorities' Response
    • Military Implications

    Ukraine Confirms Drone Strike on Russian Fuel Depot in Sochi

    Details of the Drone Attack

    (Reuters) -Ukraine's general staff on Monday confirmed it had carried out a drone attack on a fuel depot of Sochi airport in southern Russia on Sunday.

    Confirmation from Ukraine

    Russian local authorities had blamed Ukraine on Sunday and said two oil tanks had been set ablaze, but there had been no immediate comment from Kyiv.

    Local Authorities' Response

    The general staff said on Telegram the airfield hosted military jets.

    Military Implications

    (Reporting by Yuliia Dysa;Editing by Alison Williams)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Ukraine confirmed a drone attack on a Russian fuel depot in Sochi.
    • •The attack targeted Sochi airport, which hosts military jets.
    • •Russian authorities initially blamed Ukraine for the attack.
    • •Two oil tanks were set ablaze during the incident.
    • •The attack highlights ongoing military tensions between Ukraine and Russia.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Ukraine claims Sunday's drone attack on Russian fuel depot in Sochi

    1What did Ukraine confirm on Monday?

    Ukraine's general staff confirmed it had carried out a drone attack on a fuel depot of Sochi airport in southern Russia on Sunday.

    2What did Russian authorities claim about the attack?

    Russian local authorities blamed Ukraine for the attack, stating that two oil tanks had been set ablaze.

    3What type of aircraft were stationed at the Sochi airfield?

    The general staff mentioned that the airfield hosted military jets.

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