Russian emergency services have successfully localized a fire at the JSC Marine Oil Terminal in Feodosia, located in temporarily occupied Crimea. This incident, initially reported by OSINT experts from the CyberBoroshno team, arose from an attack on October 7, 2024. The fire affected a total of 12 storage tanks, with eight being completely destroyed. Satellite imagery confirmed these details, and it also showed that additional structures within the facility were damaged by the fire. The strategic oil depot, known as the largest in Crimea for oil transshipment, has a storage capacity of 250 thousand cubic meters and serves the needs of the Russian invasion army.

The attack was conducted by units of the Rocket Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, alongside other Ukrainian Defense Forces, aiming to undermine Russia’s military and economic capabilities. CyberBoroshno and Militarnyi have provided the primary sources of information regarding the incident. It is notable that this facility has been targeted multiple times, with previous attacks involving drones in March 2024, as well as in November and December of the previous year, resulting in significant damage, including to the main fuel-pumping pipeline. This recent event underscores ongoing tensions and military operations in the region.

ملخص الأخبار

• تُستخدم محطة النفط البحرية في فيودوسيا لتلبية احتياجات الجيش الروسي.
• تبلغ سعة التخزين في المحطة 250 ألف متر مكعب، وهي الأكبر في القرم.
• تعرضت المنشأة لهجمات بطائرات بدون طيار في مارس 2024، وأيضاً في نوفمبر وديسمبر من العام السابق.
• الحريق تسبب في تدمير ثمانية خزانات نفط بالكامل وألحق أضرارًا بالمباني المجاورة.