Ukrainian drones strike oil depot in Kaluga — media
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On the night of November 25, the Defense Ministry's Main Intelligence Directorate struck an oil depot in Kaluga. The facility is used to support Russia's armed aggression against Ukraine.
This was reported by an interlocutor in the Defense Forces in a comment to Ukrainska Pravda on Monday, November 25.
DIU Operation in Kaluga Region of the Russian Federation
The representative of the Defense Forces noted that as a result of the operation of the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine on the night of November 25, a fuel and energy complex facility in the Kaluga region of Russia was damaged.
It is noted that at about 00:30 a.m., a series of explosions and fires occurred at the facility after the kamikaze drones struck. Eyewitnesses posted videos on Russian telegram publics showing the unsuccessful attempts of enemy air defense to repel the UAV attacks.
It is known that the target of the attack was the oil depot of Kaluganefteprodukt JSC, which is involved in supporting Russia's armed aggression against Ukraine.
As a reminder, on the night of November 25, explosions occurred in the Russian cities of Kaluga and Kursk. In the former, drones attacked an oil depot and the Typhoon plant.
We wrote that on November 22, drones attacked a Rosneft oil depot. The incident also took place in the city of Kaluga.
