A Ukrainian drone attack on an oil depot inside Russia causes a massive blaze, officials say
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In this photo taken from video released by Governor of Bryansk Region Alexander Bogomaz telegram channel AV BogomaZ on Friday, Jan. 19, 2024, Oil reservoirs are seen in fire after the drone reached Klintsy, a city in Bryansk Region of Russia, about 60 kilometers (40 miles) from the Russia-Ukrainian border. A Russian official says a Ukrainian drone has struck an oil storage depot in western Russia, causing a massive blaze. (Governor of Bryansk Region Alexander Bogomaz telegram channel AV BogomaZ via AP)In this photo taken from video released by Governor of Bryansk Region Alexander Bogomaz telegram channel AV BogomaZ on Friday, Jan. 19, 2024, Russian Emergency Ministry employees work at the side of fire of oil reservoirs after the drone reached Klintsy, a city in Bryansk Region of Russia, about 60 kilometers (40 miles) from the Russia-Ukrainian border. A Russian official says a Ukrainian drone has struck an oil storage depot in western Russia, causing a massive blaze. (Governor of Bryansk Region Alexander Bogomaz telegram channel AV BogomaZ via AP)In this photo taken from video released by Governor of Bryansk Region Alexander Bogomaz telegram channel AV BogomaZ on Friday, Jan. 19, 2024, Russian Emergency Ministry employees work at the side of fire of oil reservoirs after the drone reached Klintsy, a city in Bryansk Region of Russia, about 60 kilometers (40 miles) from the Russia-Ukrainian border. A Russian official says a Ukrainian drone has struck an oil storage depot in western Russia, causing a massive blaze. (Governor of Bryansk Region Alexander Bogomaz telegram channel AV BogomaZ via AP)In this photo taken from video released by Governor of Bryansk Region Alexander Bogomaz telegram channel AV BogomaZ on Friday, Jan. 19, 2024, Russian Emergency Ministry employees work at the side of fire of oil reservoirs after the drone reached Klintsy, a city in Bryansk Region of Russia, about 60 kilometers (40 miles) from the Russia-Ukrainian border. A Russian official says a Ukrainian drone has struck an oil storage depot in western Russia, causing a massive blaze. (Governor of Bryansk Region Alexander Bogomaz telegram channel AV BogomaZ via AP)
Governor of Bryansk Region Alexander Bogomaz telegram channel AV BogomazZ
In this photo taken from video released by Governor of Bryansk Region Alexander Bogomaz telegram channel AV BogomaZ on Friday, Jan. 19, 2024, Oil reservoirs are seen in fire after the drone reached Klintsy, a city in Bryansk Region of Russia, about 60 kilometers (40 miles) from the Russia-Ukrainian border. A Russian official says a Ukrainian drone has struck an oil storage depot in western Russia, causing a massive blaze. (Governor of Bryansk Region Alexander Bogomaz telegram channel AV BogomaZ via AP)