After a night drone attack in Stavropol, three oil depots are burning simultaneously - OSINT analysis
Kyiv • UNN
OSINT analysts from ASTRA have discovered that after a night drone attack in the Stavropol region of the Russian Federation, three oil depots may have caught fire. The authorities reported three ignition points, and a state of emergency has been declared.
After a night drone attack in the Stavropol region of the Russian Federation, fires could have broken out at three oil depots simultaneously. OSINT analysts from ASTRA came to these conclusions after analyzing videos from the scene, reports UNN.
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According to ASTRA, the authorities of the Stavropol region reported three fire sites in two industrial zones near Stavropol. Analysis of video recordings published by eyewitnesses indicates that at least one of the fires occurred at an oil depot.
According to OSINT analysts, the oil depot of "Rosneft" is likely burning in the Vyazniki hamlet. Another fire site could have occurred on the territory of an industrial site on Promyshlennaya Street, where the companies "Korona" and "MK-Nefteprodukt" are registered.
Furthermore, analysts suggest that the fire could also have engulfed the Stavropol oil depot, which belongs to LLC "LUKOIL-Yugnefteprodukt". The facility is used for receiving, storing, and shipping gasoline, diesel fuel, and oils, and has 42 tanks with a total volume of about 57.6 thousand cubic meters.
The governor of the Stavropol region, Vladimir Vladimirov, previously reported two fire sites in the industrial zone of the Vyazniki hamlet and another fire in the northern part of Stavropol. A local state of emergency has been introduced in the region. According to official data, there are no casualties or injuries.
There is currently no official confirmation that the fires occurred specifically at three oil depots. The information is based on the analysis of open data and video materials conducted by OSINT analysts from ASTRA.