Part of the oil terminal located on the territory of the port near Kerch was damaged.
As a result of missile attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces on the port of Kavkaz near the temporarily occupied Kerch in Crimea, an oil depot was partially destroyed. Satellite images of the impact were published by Schemes on Friday, May 31.
Journalists compared satellite images from Planet Labs on May 30 and 31 and recorded damage to part of the oil terminal located on the territory of Kavkaz port.
“Satellite images show the consequences of missile attacks, according to the images, part of the oil terminal located in the territory of the port of Kavkaz near Kerch, in the occupied Crimea, can be inspected of comparing the images of May 31 with the images taken by the satellite during the day,” the message said.
The latest pictures, in addition to the damage to the oil depot, show that large ships have been removed from the port.
The Kavkaz port oil depot plays an important role in supplying fuel to Russia in the territories of Crimea it occupies, as well as some areas of Kherson, Zaporozhye and Donetsk regions.
We remind you that on the night of May 31, the Ukrainian Armed Forces attacked an oil terminal near the port of Kavkaz in the Krasnodar region of Russia. The strikes were carried out by Ukrainian-made missiles from the Neptune coastal missile system.
On the night of May 30, the Ukrainian Armed Forces hit the Kerch ferry crossing with ATACMS missiles. Two ferries that carried out rail and road transport received significant damage. One of them ran aground, blocking the operation of the entire Kerch crossing.
Source: korrespondent
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