In the Krasnodar Krai of the Russian Federation, drones attacked a port and an oil depot
On the night of May 13, the Temryuk District in the Krasnodar Krai of the Russian Federation came under attack by unidentified drones. The strike likely targeted port infrastructure and a storage facility containing petroleum products.
This was reported by Russian Telegram channels.
The sounds of drones and explosions were heard in several settlements near the coast. The main consequences of the attack were recorded in the village of Khvylia.
The first target to be hit was the local port. Reports of the attack began circulating around 3:40 a.m., and footage of a fire in the area was later posted online.
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Later, OSINT communities reported a likely strike on the tank farm of the Tamanneftegaz marine transshipment complex, where petroleum products were stored.
At the same time, the Krasnodar Krai Operational Headquarters stated that drone debris had fallen on the grounds of one of the enterprises in the village of Khvylia, causing equipment to catch fire. As of this morning, efforts to extinguish the fire were ongoing.
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It is also reported that on the morning of May 13, Mikhail Yevraev, governor of the Yaroslavl region of the Russian Federation, announced a drone attack. According to him, debris from a downed drone fell on an industrial facility, but details of the incident have not yet been disclosed.
The day before, two districts in the Belgorod region reported problems with drone detection systems and urged local residents to monitor the sky themselves. People are asked to report drones to emergency services if they spot any, according to Russian media.
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