Marine Fuel Oil Terminal

Chornobyl's spent nuclear fuel depot hit by Russian drone

Ukrainian drones strike key fuel facilities in Russian-occupied Crimea

Ukrainian forces carried out a series of overnight drone strikes against fuel infrastructure in Russian-occupied Crimea, targeting an oil depot and a major marine oil terminal that play significant roles in supplying Russian military and logistical operations on the peninsula.

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Ukraine war latest: Chornobyl's spent nuclear fuel depot hit by Russian drone

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Ukrainian drones hit two large fuel storage sites in Crimea

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Ukraine strikes oil depot, marine terminal in occupied Crimea, releases footage of attack

An oil depot was struck in an aerial attack on the town of Yedi Quyu in Russian-occupied Crimea early on June 7, social media channels reported. A fire broke out at the Semikolodyansk oil depot amid the strikes, according to the pro-Ukrainian Telegram channel Crimean Wind.

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AFU struck oil storage facilities in Crimea

On the night of June 7, the Middle-strike units of the Special Operations Forces (SOF) struck the Semikolodezyanska oil depot and an oil terminal in the