Oil Depot in Voronezh Region Targeted by Drones Again

On the night of January 21, the oil depot in the village of Lisky, Voronezh region, owned by Rosneft, was attacked again. The incident, which led to another fire, has been confirmed by local monitoring groups and government statements, reports NewsBox.

The regional governor, Alexander Gusev, announced that the air defense and electronic warfare (EW) systems detected, neutralized, and destroyed several drones in the Lisky district. However, one of the drones crashed onto the oil depot's territory, causing yet another fire.

"No one was injured. Firefighters and emergency services will begin extinguishing the fire as soon as it is safe to do so. There is no threat to the population," emphasized Gusev.

The risk of new drone attacks in the region remains, causing concern among local residents.

It's worth recalling that previously, on the night of January 15 to 16, the same oil depot was targeted in an attack that resulted in a major fire. Following the incident, a state of emergency was declared in the Lisky district on January 17.