Ukrainian Drone Attack Causes Fire at Russian Oil Depot in Sochi

Ukraine Conducts Drone Attack, Igniting Fire at Russian Oil Depot in Sochi On August 3, 2025, a Ukrainian drone strike targeted an oil storage facility in Sochi, Russia, resulting in a significant fire. According to regional authorities, over 120 firefighters responded to the blaze, which originated from a fuel tank holding approximately 2,000 cubic meters of fuel. The incident led to the suspension of flights at Sochi International Airport for safety reasons. The attack occurred in the Adler district, part of the resort city known for hosting the 2014 Winter Olympics. This incident marks a rare occurrence of attacks in Sochi, a city historically less affected by the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia. Previously, a woman was killed in a drone strike in the same district, highlighting the increasing reach of Ukraine's military operations within Russia. The Krasnodar region, where Sochi is situated, also hosts the large Ilsky refinery, frequently targeted in these hostilities. In related developments, the governor of Voronezh region reported injuries and fires resulting from a Ukrainian drone strike, while Russia conducted missile attacks on Kyiv. These events underscore...