Fire at an oil depot in Enem: a large-scale fire was recorded by satellites

Fire at the oil depot in Enem: a large-scale fire was recorded by satellites Vladislav Kravtsov

Fire at the oil depot in Enem was recorded by satellites/Collage 24 Channel

In the Russian Enem in Adygea on June 20, a large-scale fire occurred at an oil depot. The smoke was so large that satellites had already recorded it.

It is worth noting that the fire at the oil depot in Enem had already been confirmed by local authorities. They also admitted that the facility was attacked by drones.

The fire in Enem has already been seen from satellites

The monitoring group of the Crimean Wind telegram channel shared pictures where you can see exactly how the attack on the oil depot was seen from satellites. Representatives of the channel also showed the approximate area of ​​the fire at the oil depot.

The fire in Enem was seen from satellites/Photo from the telegram channel “Crimean Wind”

In addition, The monitoring group also released a video showing the repeated attack on the oil depot in Enem. This suggests that, apparently, the drones were precisely aimed there, or the Russian air defense worked “very well”. : watch video

Local authorities confirmed explosions at oil depot

The head of the Republic of Adygea, Murat Kumpilov, said on the morning of June 20 that on that day, at night, as a result of a drone attack, a fire occurred at an oil depot in the village of Enem, Takhtamukay district.

At 6 am, the fire was completely extinguished by fire and rescue units. The area of ​​the fire was about 400 square meters, the Russian said. There is also an operational headquarters on site.

Previously, Russian telegram channels reported about the fire in the Krasnodar region of Russia and Adygea. Drones were also recorded in other regions of the aggressor country.