New video shows Tuapse refinery fire
Ukrainian long-range drones struck the Rosneft oil refinery and its adjacent Black Sea export terminal in the port city of Tuapse, Russia, overnight. A major fire continues to burn at the facility, with new satellite imagery now providing a clear view of the resulting damage. The attack is part of a sustained Ukrainian campaign targeting Russia's critical energy infrastructure. This marks at least the ninth Ukrainian attack on Russian oil refineries in recent months.
Satellite imagery has been released showing the large fires burning at the port facility.
The fire at the site is reportedly intensifying and showing no signs of stopping.
Preliminary reports indicate another storage tank may have exploded at the Tuapse refinery, adding to the ongoing fire.
Satellite imagery confirms the fire at the Tuapse refinery is large enough to be seen from space.
New Western satellite imagery of the attack's aftermath has been released.
Analysis from CyberBoroshno confirms the strike targeted the oil export terminal specifically, causing a major fire that spread between storage reservoirs.
New close-up satellite images confirm multiple fuel tanks are on fire at the site.
New social media video has emerged showing the dramatic scale of the fire and local reactions to the strike.
New satellite imagery has been released, providing a clearer view of the damage to the refinery and terminal.