Fire at oil depot in Rostov region spreads to residential buildings (video)

Oleg Davygora22:51, 23.08.24

An entire street of houses is on fire; at least 6 houses have already burned down.

A fire at an oil depot in Proletarsk, Rostov Oblast, which began after a drone attack 6 days ago, has spread beyond the depot, according to a report from the Ministry of Emergency Situations. According to the agency, the fire first spread to dry vegetation and later to residential buildings.

The Shot Telegram channel, citing local residents, writes that “the entire Chapaeva Street with residential buildings is burning,” at least 6 houses have already burned down. At the same time, some city residents do not agree with the version of the Ministry of Emergency Situations and claim that the emergency could have occurred as a result of deliberate arson.

40 rescuers and 12 pieces of equipment are taking part in extinguishing the fire, the Ministry of Emergency Situations reports.

Fire at oil depot in Rostov region spreads to residential buildingsFire at oil depot in Rostov region spreads to residential buildings

Fire at oil depot in Proletarsk

In Proletarsk, Rostov Oblast, Russia, a fire at an oil depot has been going on for six days   after a drone attack from the Ukrainian side on August 18. During the extinguishing, several fuel tanks were depressurized – an explosion occurred, and huge columns of flame rose into the sky. More than 40 firefighters were injured.

In addition, the oil depot in Proletarsk was again attacked by drones .

As Baza reports, the UAV attempted to attack the enterprise’s territory today at around 5 a.m. According to preliminary data, no one was hurt as a result of the drone’s fall. 

(C)UNIAN 2024

3 comments

    • “…the Ministry of Emergency Situations and claim that the emergency could have occurred as a result of deliberate arson”

      Of course they can’t blame Ukraine because people will think the Rostov could become another Kursk so they will have to find more Buryati or Uzbek to blame…

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