An explosion at the oil storage terminal in Crimea caused a fire visible from afar, a sign of the intensification of Ukraine's campaign against Russian energy infrastructure.

The oil storage terminal in Crimea, located 250 km from Ukraine, was hit by an explosion that generated a fire visible from a distance. This facility, crucial for supplying Russian forces, was attacked in the context of the intensification of Ukraine's campaign against Russian energy infrastructure. The fuel crisis in Crimea has worsened, with about 50% of gas stations halting gasoline sales, and Ukrainian attacks on Russian refineries have led to a significant decrease in diesel exports.