Ukraine hits Tuapse refinery and Crimea radar in expanded strike
A massive fire at Russia's Tuapse oil refinery burns out of control after an overnight Ukrainian drone raid.

A massive fire at Russia's Tuapse oil refinery burns out of control after an overnight Ukrainian drone raid.

The latest strike caused fires at three distinct points and is identified as the third attack on the refinery in the last 12 days.
Multiple major fires persisted into the morning after the overnight drone swarm.
Several more storage tanks have caught fire and officials have started evacuating nearby residents.
New reports indicate the fires are now out of control and threatening to destroy whatever remains of the refinery, escalating from earlier accounts of limited damage.
New reports indicate more fuel tanks have exploded and the fire continues to escalate.
Additional storage tanks caught fire, expanding the blaze.
Locals said the fire was out of control and that additional oil storage tanks exploded, worsening the blaze.
The fire is now reported as burning out of control this morning, with the blaze spreading rapidly and emergency services struggling to contain it.




