A oil depot in Krasnodar and the infrastructure of the port of Mariupol caught fire after a massive drone attack by Ukraine.

A drone attack, attributed to Ukraine, caused significant fires at a fuel depot in the Krasnodar region and in the occupied port of Mariupol, according to local authorities and Russian Telegram channels. Residents of Ust-Labinsk posted images on social media showing large flames and black smoke rising above the depot. In Mariupol, explosions were reported during the night, but details about damage or casualties have not been provided by Russian authorities. The attack comes amid a series of drone incursions into Russian territory, with air raid alarms reported in several regions, including near Moscow.

The mayor of Moscow announced the interception of 12 drones. Although Kyiv has not officially commented, Ukraine has recently expanded its drone attack campaign against Russian targets, aiming at logistical infrastructure and refineries to reduce Russia's capacity to sustain its war effort. These attacks align with a broader strategy to intensify confrontations between the two sides.