In a significant escalation of the ongoing conflict, a drone attack targeted a major oil facility in Crimea's Feodosia, triggering a massive fire that engulfed the depot on October 7. Ukraine's military confirmed the strike on October 6, describing the facility as a critical transhipment hub for Russian energy operations. Officials in Kyiv reported that the missile forces specifically targeted the largest oil processing terminal on the peninsula, which is vital to Russian supply lines. Videos circulating on social media depict intense flames and thick black smoke rising from the facility, capturing the extent of the damage. Russian-installed authorities in Crimea acknowledged the incident, stating there were no casualties reported. Meanwhile, the Russian defence ministry claimed that 12 of the 21 Ukrainian attack drones deployed in the assault were intercepted over the peninsula. Russia-Ukraine War: Russian Military Downs Over 100 Ukrainian Drones in One of Largest Barrages of War.

Massive Fire Erupts After Drone Strike on Crimean Oil Facility

Ukraine Strikes Major Oil Terminal in Crimea

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