Fire at Russian Oil Depot Extinguished after Drone Attack
A fire at an oil depot in Russia's southern Rostov region has been extinguished. According to the TASS news agency, the fire was caused by a Ukrainian drone attack over two weeks ago. Emergency services reported the incident and confirmed the fire has now been put out.
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A fire at an oil depot in the Proletarsk district of Russia's southern Rostov region has been successfully extinguished. The incident was initiated by a Ukrainian drone attack more than two weeks ago.
According to the TASS news agency, emergency services were called to the scene after the attack, working tirelessly to contain and eventually extinguish the blaze.
Authorities have confirmed that the fire is now completely under control, bringing relief to the local community.
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