Satellite Imagery Shows Nine Oil Tanks Destroyed at Feodosia Oil Depot After Drone Strike
Video Summary
Ukraine carried out a dramatic drone strike on an oil depot in Fi oia Kier, causing a fire that burned for days. Satellite imagery has revealed the extent of the damage. Analysis of the images shows that at least two drones targeting the facility, with one landing in the center and the other hitting one of the two tanks on the top left. According to the images, 24% of the oil storage was destroyed, with 9% damage to the facility. The strike has rendered the facility mostly inoperable, with fires burning at multiple points on the site. Initially, only two fires were reported, with two damaged oil tanks and two connecting pipes. However, the blaze spread to other tanks, resulting in greater destruction. The attack was deemed a success, despite the presence of a short-range air defense system inside the facility, which failed to intercept the drones. The strike highlights the effectiveness of Ukraine’s military capabilities and their ability to target strategic assets.
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