07/22/2024 – Translated from Ukrainian via Google and OFP


The summer “cotton” season continues in the aggressor country of Russia, and this time the city of Tuapse in the Krasnodar Territory once again got it. There, after a series of explosions on July 22, they announced an attack on oil refineries and damage “due to debris.”
At night, at least five loud noises were heard in the city, and the locals assumed that it was a UAV raid. In the morning, the Russian authorities confirmed this, adding that there were two attacks.
At first, propagandists claimed that Tuapse was attacked by four drones. They also posted a video of explosions in the middle of the night and a bright flash that lit up the city.
“Thunder with a thunderstorm” disturbed the sleep of residents…”, “These are drones, the video has already been downloaded,” Russians commented.

In response, some of them started “shouting”, asking to immediately delete these frames, because “they will see that they filmed the explosion, and they will beat them again.” And others directly stated that drones are attacking local oil depots.

RosZMI, with reference to the authorities of the Krasnodar Territory, confirmed that the infrastructure of the oil refinery in Tuapse was allegedly damaged due to the fall of the debris of a drone.
At the same time, they specified that it happened during the morning attack, which took place after night: “the area of the fire was 50 square meters, the open fire was extinguished, no one was injured.”
As OBOZ.UA reported, in May, Russian Tuapse was already under attack by UAVs . Then the SBU and the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine hit a number of military facilities not only in this city with surface and aerial drones.
We only have verified information in the OBOZ.UA Telegram channel and Viber. Do not be fooled!
https://news.obozrevatel.com/ukr/russia/u-rosii-zayavili-pro-ataku-droniv-na-npz-v-tuapse-video.htm

Despite everything else, I’m glad that Ukraine isn’t forgetting to make mafia land burn, especially their number one money-maker, its oil industry.