According to local officials, the drones crashed into buildings and exploded, causing significant damage.
On May 27, drones attacked oil pipelines in Russia’s Tver and Pskov regions. Focus He collected everything known about the events.
According to Russian media Baza, tonight two drones raided a station serving the Druzhba oil pipeline near the village of Erokhino in the Tver region. The first UAV crashed there at around 3:15 am, crashed into the building of the oil shop and exploded – there the roof and walls of the building were damaged, as well as the windows were broken, a fire broke out. Half an hour later, a second drone flew into the station, but crashed to the ground and exploded.
According to Mash, 20 minutes after the attack of the first drone, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation introduced the plan of the Fortress, a special regime for protecting the objects of internal troops and law enforcement agencies. SHOT writes that the fire was quickly extinguished and that security forces are now examining the wreckage of the plane.
Information about the fall of the UAV was confirmed by the Telegram channel Pool69, which is maintained by the press service of the government of the Tver region. He claims no one was injured in the explosion, but the regional governor, Igor Rudenya, took the situation under his personal control.
The governor of the Pskov region, Mikhail Vedernikov, announced in Telegram that the administrative building of the oil pipeline near the village of Litvinovo in the Nevelsk district was damaged. According to preliminary information, the building was damaged as a result of the attack by two drones, no casualties were reported, while the task force is investigating the details.
In March, it was reported that a drone attacked the Druzhba oil pipeline near Belgorod. An aircraft with an explosive device crashed into an oil tank in the village of Razumnoye, but according to the Russians it turned out to be empty.
They also wrote that two drones set fire to an oil depot in the Krasnodar Territory. As a result of the explosion, a reservoir caught fire on the land belonging to the Tamanneftegaz company in the village of Volna, Temryuk District, the fire covered an area of about 1.25 thousand square meters.
Source: Focus
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