Ukrainian drones destroy part of Russian oil depot in Velikiye Luki (video)
Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles disabled half of the tanks at an oil depot in Velikiye Luki, Pskov Oblast. Russian forces had attempted to protect the facility with anti-drone structures, but these measures failed.
This was reported by Dnipro Osint.
Satellite imagery of the strike shows that approximately half of the tanks were destroyed. Analysts noted, “Almost all tanks were charred, and half of them were completely destroyed.”
According to Militarniy, the attack on the Velikiye Luki oil depot occurred during the night of 19 February. The depot, owned by Pskovnefteprodukt LLC, stores fuels such as diesel, gasoline, and other petroleum products for distribution to gas stations, enterprises, and transport companies.
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