Ukraine attacked Moscow with dozens of drones / Fire at an oil base in Stavropol

A powerful fire broke out at a oil depot in Stavropol after it was attacked by Ukrainian drones. Additionally, air defense systems intervened against drones approaching Moscow.

Ukraine has intensified drone attacks on Russia, particularly targeting hydrocarbon infrastructure. A recent attack near the city of Stavropol caused a fire in an industrial area, according to regional governor Vladimir Vladimirov, who mentioned that no casualties have been reported.

At the same time, Moscow's mayor, Sergei Sobyanin, announced that air defense forces shot down 11 drones heading towards the capital, later updating the figure to 50 destroyed drones.

Attacks on oil product depots in the Tver and Mikhailovsk regions have also been reported, causing fires.

Domodedovo Airport in Moscow has imposed flight restrictions, and Ukraine continues to target Russian infrastructures to diminish Moscow's financial capacity in the context of the prolonged conflict.