Ekaterina Girnyk13:24, 07.10.25
The fire spread to other tanks.
A fire continues to burn at an oil terminal in Feodosia following a Ukrainian drone strike on the night of October 6. Monitoring channels report that the fire has spread to new storage tanks.
According to Radio Liberty , a satellite image from October 6 shows smoke from a fire at an oil depot extending for 12 kilometers.
Meanwhile, the Crimean Wind Telegram channel , citing satellite imagery, reports that the fire has spread to other reservoirs.
“On October 5, tanks burned in the northwestern part of the oil depot and in the eastern part. Today, tanks in the northern part of the facility are also on fire,” the statement said.
Russian authorities have yet to officially comment on the incident. However, the head of annexed Crimea, Sergei Aksyonov, found time to congratulate Russian dictator Vladimir Putin on his birthday .
Attack on oil depot in Feodosia
On October 6, the temporarily occupied city of Feodosia (Crimea) was attacked by drones, which caused a massive fire at a local oil depot. According to local media, the Saki airfield in Novofedorovka was initially hit, and explosions were soon reported in Feodosia.
Moreover, this oil depot had previously been attacked by Ukrainian forces in October 2024. It is the largest in Crimea, with a throughput capacity of 12 million tons of petroleum products per year and storage capacity for 250,000 tons of products at a time.
(C)UNIAN 2025
Those gas queues just got a whole lot longer. Mafia land will need to come up with a new excuse now that the tourist season is over.
Yep, and their crops have dried up so they can’t blame the farmers.
Imagine Russia has no potatoes or buckwheat. With luck, they’ll start eating themselves.