Guard panic and powerful explosion: the moment of the strike on an oil depot in Russia was shown online

Panic of a guard and a powerful explosion: the moment of the attack on an oil depot in Russia was shown online Anzhelika Baybak

The moment of hitting an oil depot in the Rostov region/Collage 24 Channel

On the night of July 13, SBU drones successfully hit an oil depot in Tsimlyansk, Rostov region. The moment of the impact was captured on surveillance camera video.

Video from the territory of the oil depot was published online. They show not only the hit, but also the panic of either the guards or the military who tried to shoot down the drone, reports 24 Channel.

The moment of the strike on the Rostov oil depot

On July 13, SBU drones successfully hit a Russian oil depot in the Rostov region. Thus, very powerful explosions were heard in Tsimlyansk, and the occupiers announced a large-scale fire, which was classified according to the most difficult rank.

And while the Russian Ministry of Defense claims “successful shooting down of drones,” Footage of the hit was published online. They clearly show that either the guards or the military who were guarding the oil depot began to panic. They began to aim at the drone, but were unable to shoot it down. As a result, the occupiers simply panicked, and the drones successfully hit the oil depot.

How drones attacked an oil depot in the Rostov region: watch the video

It is worth noting that at this oil depot the occupiers stored various brands of gasoline and diesel fuel with a total volume of 12.5 thousand cubic meters. The fire was very large-scale, so almost fifty people and 14 pieces of equipment were involved in extinguishing it, and the fire itself was assigned the highest rank of complexity.