In Russia, the farther, the more often different objects are burning. Yes, recently a drone hit an oil depot in the Krasnodar Territory, where a fuel tank caught fire.
The morning of Friday, May 12, in Dzerzhinsk, near Moscow, also began with a fire. There, warehouses on Sadovaya Street, not far from the thermal power plant, caught fire. Russian media write that black smoke from a fire in Dzerzhinsky is visible several kilometers from the place of ignition.
There is also a version that an outbreak occurred at a recycling facility.
At first they reported that it was allegedly burning tires in a warehouse on Sadovaya Street on an area of 30 square meters. However, once the media claim that the fire area is up to 2.5 thousand square meters.
Recall that at the end of April, a powerful fire broke out in the temporarily occupied Crimea, where a Ukrainian UAV flew to an oil depot in Sevastopol.
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Source: Fakty
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