Vladimir Vladimirov, the governor of Russia’s Stavropol Krai, has claimed that a Ukrainian drone fell overnight on Nov. 1 on the territory of a oil depot in Svetlograd.
According to the Russian Defense Ministry, Russian air defenses shot down 36 drones overnight over Kursk Oblast. They also shot down 20 drones over Bryansk Oblast. Twelve drones were shot over the occupied Crimea. Eight were shot over Voronezh Oblast. Four over Oryol Oblast. And three over Belgorod Oblast.
The Russian Baza Telegram posted a video purportingly showing a drone exploding in the oil depot at Svetlograd.
Svetlograd is a town with around 35,000 inhabitants, located over 600 km (372 miles), southeast of the Ukrainian border in Donetsk Oblast.
No injuries or damage has been reported. Vladimirov reported that emergency services were on the scene.
Alexander Bogomaz claimed that a drone had hit an apartment in the city Bryansk, overnight, and injured one person.
Kyiv is yet to comment on the reports that cannot be independently verified.
In recent months, Ukrainian forces launched a series drone strikes to damage Russia’s oil sector, whose profits fuel Moscow’s war efforts.
According to reports, a Ukrainian drone struck an oil refinery on October 31 in the city Ufa of Russia’s Bashkortostan republic, which is located about 1,500 kilometers away from the country’s borders.
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