​Fire at Russian Oil Depot in Bryansk: No More Export of Bloody Russian Oil to Europe

Later the Guardian citing russian news agency Tass reported a bit more on the fires in Bryansk. According the report, oil tanks caught fire at the city’s oil depot, citing the regional government.

“The Emergency Situations Ministry has confirmed there’s a fire,” the government’s press office said. “There’s also a confirmation that it’s the fuel tanks.”

The Emergency Situations Ministry in Bryansk said they received a fire report at 2 am Moscow time.

Later a video with russias oil depot in Bryansk on fire was posted by Ukrainian online publication Censor.Net Editor-in-Chief Yurii Butusov on his Facebook page.

According to Yuriy Butusov the main transport hub of Russian oil to Europe received direct hits and is on fire and this is retribution.

This video is accompanied by an notes by Yuri Butusov in which he says that the export of bloody Russian oil to Europe is becoming not only unprofitable, but also very problematic.

“Good morning, Bryansk! A missile attack on Bryansk, the Druzhba oil pipeline and the oil depot are on fire, the total area of the fuel storage is 67 hectares. This is retribution. "Caliber", probably missed its route or at the same time fire safety was broken. It is possible to stop the export of Putin's bloody oil to Europe in such ways.

The main transport hub of Russian oil to Europe received direct hits and is on fire! In terms of their economic importance, these tank farms are like the Moscwa missile cruiser for the Black Sea Fleet. The export of bloody Russian oil to Europe is becoming not only unprofitable, but also very problematic. Let's look at the consequences now, but this is a grand event.

Yes, this is an outstanding feat and a demonstration for all of Russia that the war will destroy the criminal regime, the genocide of Ukrainians will result in the demilitarization of military facilities and tens of thousands of dead russian soldiers”, Yurii Butusov posted.

There were no comments of Ukrainian officials on the case up to the moment. However, it should be noted that the second stage of the so-called "special operation in Ukraine" (in another words "Battle for Dronbas") voised by Moscow earlier is under way. The oil hub at Bryansk is a part of the oil supply chaine for russian troops fighting against Ukraine.