It will burn for several days: near Rostov they cannot put out a fire at an oil depot after a drone attack Diana Kvasnevskaya An oil depot is on fire in Russia/Collage by Channel 24 (screenshots from video) In Rostov Oblast, they can't put out a fire at an oil depot. The fire broke out at the Kavkaz plant. The fire broke out at approximately 5 a.m. on August 18 after a drone attack. Telegram channels wrote that if the tanks were full and the fuel was not drained in time, it would burn for 3-4 days, writes 24 Channel. The highway to Openki has been closed, water will be pumped from Lake Solenoe to the south of the city (Proletarsk – 24 Channel), the Russians said. They also explained that ambulances are taking away firefighters who suffered heat stroke while extinguishing the fire fire. Fire at an oil depot near Rostov: watch the video One of the eyewitnesses to the fire said that the fire was so strong that it would last for another 2 days. However, firefighters flood the oil depot with water, fearing an explosion of barrels. Fire near Rostov: watch the video What a fire at a Russian oil depot looks like: watch footage from the city Consequences of the attack by Ukrainian drones: watch the video Powerful fires broke out in the Russians after the attack on the oil depot: watch video Strike on oil depot caused fire: watch video Russians suffer from black smoke: watch videoWhat is known about the fire at the oil depot near Rostov
By the way, the Main Intelligence Directorate stated that the Kavkaz plant is still burning. Intelligence explained that the oil depot worked for the enemy military-industrial complex and supported the activities of the Russian occupation forces.
