03/14/2025
Residents of Russia’s Krasnodar region complained about a drone attack on the night of Friday, March 14. Explosions were heard in the city of Tuapse, and the Tuapse oil refinery was allegedly under attack.
This was reported by Russian propaganda channels on Telegram. Residents of Tuapse claim to have heard the sounds of drones and at least ten explosions in the area of the refinery.
Footage posted online shows a large fire at the arrivals area. Ukrainian monitoring channel Monitor also reported that the fire occurred at the Tuapse Oil Refinery.
At the same time, the “Carpet” plan was introduced at the Sochi airport. Outbound and inbound flights were delayed. There is currently no official information from the authorities of the aggressor country.
Earlier, a “missile threat” was declared in the Krasnodar Territory of the Russian Federation.
According to Russian media, one of the tanks on the territory of the Tuapse Refinery caught fire after the attack.
The day before, there were also complaints about explosions in the Krasnodar region of the Russian Federation, and the region was allegedly attacked again by drones. In the footage published on the network, the work of Russian air defenses could be heard, and a strong fire was also seen breaking out at the arrival site .
It was previously reported that UAVs launched a massive attack on Moscow and the Moscow region. Explosions were heard in various areas of the Russian capital on the night of March 11.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that an oil depot in the city of Serpukhov in the Moscow region was under attack. This is a refinery capable of processing 11 million tons of oil per year .
The enterprise provides 40-50% of the city’s needs for diesel and gasoline. The Ukrainian military command also emphasized that civilian infrastructure facilities were damaged as a result of enemy air defense actions.
As OBOZ.UA reported, British intelligence claims that Ukraine’s ability to launch massive strikes on Russian territory is causing some inconvenience to the Kremlin leadership. In particular, a massive raid by Ukrainian UAVs on the Russian capital led to fires and stopped the operation of all Moscow airports.
This is very good because a burning mafia land is a good thing. Keep up the excellent work, Ukraine.
I wonder if Ukraine is getting any harder-hitting and longer-ranged munitions from Europe after all the hot gasses they released last week about help, unity, more money, more weapons, and all that.