Fresh footage from Moscow shows a Ukrainian kamikaze drone strike shearing the entire lid off a giant fuel storage tank at the city's oil refinery, sending the cover airborne. The clip, posted Thursday evening, adds a new angle to the ongoing wave of drone attacks on Moscow's energy infrastructure.
New footage released Thursday evening documents a Ukrainian kamikaze drone striking a fuel storage tank at the Moscow oil refinery, tearing the entire roof off and sending the cover airborne — an image the source describes as resembling 'the cap ripped skyward.'
The clip follows a day of multiple drone attacks on Moscow's energy infrastructure. As The Zioneer reported earlier Thursday, an earlier strike on the same refinery caused a major fire that grounded flights at Moscow's airports. A separate Ukrainian FP-1 drone was intercepted en route to the refinery but still triggered a significant explosion, per footage published at 20:00 Jerusalem. The ongoing wave of attacks, described by multiple sources as the largest on the capital since the war began, has also left a sticky 'black rain' of fuel residue over several Moscow districts.
2 developments
- StrongUnique footage shows Ukrainian UAV stuck on a crane en route to Moscow refinery
- DevelopingUkrainian drone reportedly strikes Russian oil refinery in Samara
- DevelopingFire erupts at Russian oil refinery after drone interceptions, Moscow says
- StrongUkrainian drones strike Russian fuel storage facility in Yaroslavl
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