In Crimea, fires broke out at a ferry terminal, a military airfield, and a power substation following attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces
In the temporarily occupied Crimea, fires have been reported at a number of strategic facilities following overnight attacks. According to monitoring sources, the ferry terminal in Kerch, the military airfield in Dzhankoy, and a power substation in Krasnoperekopsk are on fire.
According to a monitoring group, the “Crimea” ferry terminal in Kerch caught fire following an attack. The fire was detected via satellite imagery.
On the night of July 4, local residents reported numerous explosions, gunfire, and drones flying over the city.
A fire was also detected at the military airfield in Dzhankoy.
According to satellite monitoring data, heat signatures were detected in the area where the S-300 air defense missile system is located.
In addition, it is reported that two hangars and military equipment were damaged as a result of the attack. According to eyewitnesses, during the raid, Russian air defense forces opened fire with small arms, while anti-aircraft guns were not used.
Another fire broke out in Krasnoperekopsk at the 35 kV “Polymer” electrical substation.
Satellite imagery also captured another fire near railroad tracks, which may indicate that additional infrastructure facilities were damaged.
There is currently no official confirmation of the extent of the damage from Russian authorities. Information regarding the consequences of the attacks is being verified.
This was reported by the Telegram channel “Crimean Wind.”
In St. Petersburg, Russia, a fire broke out on the grounds of the “St. Petersburg Oil Terminal” on the morning of July 4 following reports of a potential drone attack. At the same time, several regions of the Russian Federation are reporting explosions, fires, and disruptions to electricity and water supplies.
On the night of July 2, drones attacked an oil refinery in Kstovo, Nizhny Novgorod Oblast, Russia. This facility is one of the key elements of Russia’s fuel infrastructure.
On the night of July 1, Russian troops carried out a massive attack with strike drones on the Dnipropetrovsk region.
As a reminder, on the evening of June 30, Russian troops attacked an electric locomotive in the Dnipropetrovsk region with a drone. There were no casualties, as the locomotive crew was warned of the danger in time, and the workers managed to take cover.
Ukrainian drones struck eight of the ten largest Russian oil refineries by processing volume, with some facilities being hit multiple times.
