Drones attacked an oil refinery in Russia's Tyumen: locals report explosions
Kyiv • UNN
Three UAVs were neutralized on the territory of the enterprise in Tyumen, although local residents reported explosions and saw fire trucks. Russian authorities assure that there are no casualties, no explosions or fires have occurred, and enterprises are operating normally.
Drones attacked an oil refinery in Tyumen, Russia; local Telegram channels reported explosions, UNN reports, citing Astra.
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According to the information center of the Tyumen region government, "three UAVs were neutralized on the territory of the enterprise in Tyumen."
Information about the detection of UAVs was received this evening. All emergency services went to the scene. The operational actions of the emergency services prevented the detonation of the drones. There are no casualties. No explosions or fires occurred. All enterprises in this area are operating normally and have not stopped their work.
However, a video of numerous fire trucks passing by appeared in local public groups, and residents of Tyumen reported two explosions.
Presumably, drones attacked the Antipinsky oil refinery. At the same time, the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations denies information about a fire at the refinery.