The first satellite images of a fire that broke out at an oil depot in the port of temporarily occupied Feodosia, Crimea, have been released. On October 8, they were published by Radio Liberty journalists.
The photo shows fire on the ground and huge clouds of black smoke rising into the sky. It is noted that the Defense Forces of Ukraine talk about a missile strike, but russian sources claim that the facility was attacked by drones.
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According to media reports, in the fall of 2022, a Pantsir-S1 air defense system was installed at the oil depot. However, it did not save the facility from damage.
"The satellite image shows that it was not damaged after the attack, although it was located directly opposite one of the fuel tanks that caught fire," the journalists emphasized.
Earlier Defense Express reported that Ukraine had confirmed strike on russia’s Kotluban arms depot.
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