In Klintsy near Bryansk, where an oil storage facility is still burning, explosions were heard again

It’s loud again in Klintsy

In Russian Klintsy, Bryansk region, the occupiers are again complaining about explosions. Around 06:30, the city was noisy and local residents began to panic.

Later, the Russian Ministry of Defense stated that drones allegedly tried to attack the Klintsovsky district. According to the occupiers, “pe-ve-o” knocked everything down, but there were no casualties or damage. Operational and emergency services are working at the site where the drone debris fell.

An aircraft-type unmanned aerial vehicle was destroyed over the Klintsovsky district. There were no casualties or damage. Operational and emergency services are working on the spot, said the governor of the Bryansk region, Bogomaz.

In Russia, an oil depot was destroyed and a powder factory was damaged

• For the occupiers, the morning of January 19 turned out to be extremely alarming. Thus, powerful explosions occurred in Klintsy, Bryansk region, after which it became known about a fire at an oil storage facility. According to intelligence sources, this attack on a hostile target was the work of Ukrainian intelligence. It is known that four gasoline tanks were hit. The fire is so large that the occupiers have not yet contained it. According to the latest data, the fire covered about 1800 square meters.
• There was alarm in Tambov as well. There, the Tambov powder plant came under attack. This attack was also a special operation of Ukrainian units.
• And although the occupiers stated that there was supposedly no destruction, and the drone simply “fell” on the site near the gunpowder mixing workshop, however, published in Network footage suggests otherwise. So, the video shows a destroyed building, burnt cars and broken windows. The Russians also claim that no one was hurt, but with such a scale of destruction, workers could have been injured.
• By the way, the explosions at the oil depot and the gunpowder factory provoked considerable hysteria among the Russians. They began to criticize the Russian authorities, declared that the “pe-ve-o” was full of holes and traditionally demanded retaliatory strikes.