Firefighters are continuing to contain a fire at the oil depot in Feodosiia that was attacked on 7 October. Igor Tkachenko, the head of Feodosiia's occupation administration appointed by the Russians,

Due to a fire at an oil depot in occupied Feodosia, the evacuation zone was expanded - now it concerns residents of the Pivnichnyi neighborhood.This was

Firefighters are still battling to take control of a major blaze at Crimea’s largest regional oil and products depot that has been raging since Monday, according to Russian authorities. The cause of the fire at the facility near the city of Feodosia has not been revealed by the the authorities.

A fire erupted at an oil depot in Russia-occupied Feodosia in the early hours of Oct. 7, reportedly following a drone attack, according to Russian media.

Russia, which now controls just under a fifth of Ukrainian territory, has been advancing towards Toretsk since August.

A fire broke out at an oil depot in the city of Feodosia on the Crimean coast of the Black Sea, Russian-appointed officials in the Crimean Peninsula that Moscow annexed from Ukraine in 2014 said on Monday.

Ukraine's military says it has carried out a strike on a large oil terminal off the coast of the occupied Crimean Peninsula, the latest in a wave of attacks targeting Russian-controlled energy facilities.

The Ukrainian military hit the largest oil depot in Russian-occupied Crimea early Monday, causing a large fire at the facility.

Ukraine’s military said it struck a major oil terminal Monday in Crimea that provides fuel for Russia’s war effort as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the war has entered a key phase. Both sides are facing the issue of how to sustain their costly war of attrition — a conflict that started with Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and that shows no signs of a resolution.