Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian refineries 28 Aug. ignited a 4-day forest fire near Putin's Black Sea palace. Russian authorities deployed 500 personnel and aircraft to extinguish the 41.5-hectare blaze.
Ukrainian drones struck oil refineries producing 11.5 mn tons annually in Russia's Krasnodar Krai and Samara Oblast overnight, with one facility suffering a 300-square-meter fire
A forest fire ignited by falling drone wreckage has expanded overnight to cover 41.5 hectares near Gelendzhik, threatening an area that houses both Putin's Black Sea palace
Ukraine continues its campaign against Russia's fuel production and logistics: drones struck Samara’s Kuibyshevsky and Krasnodar’s Afipsky oil refineries, a Samara station, and a Volgograd train depot.
Ukraine launched simultaneous drone strikes on a Russian drone storage base in Krasnodar Oblast and a military factory in Penza - targets located 1,000 kilometers apart.
Krasnodar Krai near Black Sea suffered the most significant consequences during a widespread drone assault, with damage sustained in three apartment buildings.
After this attack the Kremlin accused Ukraine of violating a recent 30-day moratorium on energy infrastructure attacks negotiated with US President Donald Trump.
A burning oil facility in Russia's Krasnodar Krai exploded on 21 March, increasing the fire area to 10,000 square meters—an increase from the initial 20 square meters reported when the fire first started on 19 March