Ukrainian Drones Set Fire To One Of Russia's Biggest Oil Refineries!

James Kaufman, World News Report Today: Ukrainian drones set fire to one of Russia's biggest oil terminals. Another Ukrainian drone attack targeting Russia's oil export infrastructure has occurred Sunday, which saw one of Russia's main Black Sea oil ports set ablaze. A tanker and another ship were also set ablaze at Tuapse, one of the biggest oil terminals on the Black Sea. Russian emergency services in the region said, quote, "as a result of the drone attack" on the port of Tuapse on the night of November 2nd, two foreign civilian ships were damaged. The buildings and infrastructure of the terminal it has sustained substantial damage, it said, though it noted that there were no casualties among the crews of the ships and that all fires had been extinguished. The Tuapse Black Sea oil terminal and oil refinery is controlled by Russia's biggest oil company, Rosneft, which has been targeted by the newest U.S. sanctions from the Treasury Department. According to Reuters, the export-oriented Tuapse plant, which has a processing capacity of over 240,000 barrels a day, produces naphtha, fuel oil, vacuum gasoline, and high-sulfur diesel It mainly supplies China, Malaysia, Singapore, and Turkey. The Russian Defense Ministry throughout the country. Anti-air defense systems were able to intercept over 280 drones during the assault last night on various regions in Russia. So this was a huge assault. Where do the drones continue to come from? Ukraine's general staff broadcasted that its drones landed five hits on the Tuapse port and export infrastructure. Ukrainian media has meanwhile hailed the recent attacks on the Russian oil refineries and terminals as putting a sizable dent in Moscow's war-funding ability. God bless, folks. It's getting dangerous out there. Please share, subscribe, and always remember, anything's possible in Bizarro World.