00:20A massive oil refinery on Russia's Black Sea coast is once again in flames just days
00:27after it was last attacked. Overnight, Ukrainian drones struck the Twop's oil refinery in the
00:34Krasnodar region, triggering powerful explosions and fires across the facility. The plant, operated
00:41by state energy giant Rosneft, reportedly saw at least four storage tanks engulfed in fire following
00:48the strike. Russian authorities confirmed the drone attack, with emergency crews rushing to
00:54contain rapidly spreading flames and thick plumes of black smoke rising over the port area.
01:01Local officials in the Krasnodar region have ordered evacuations, warning residents of worsening
01:07air quality and potential toxic exposure. This is the third strike in just two weeks on
01:13the same Twop's refinery and export terminal, one of Russia's key fuel hubs on the Black
01:19Sea. Earlier attacks on April 16 and April 20 had already shut down operations, destroyed
01:26storage capacity and caused prolonged fires that burned for days. Reports also described
01:33environmental damage, including oil contamination in nearby waters and heavy air pollution affecting
01:39surrounding towns. The latest strike now adds further pressure on firefighting teams as the
01:45situation remains unstable and fires continue to spread. Ukrainian sources say these attacks
01:52are part of a broader effort to target Russia's oil infrastructure and weaken its war logistics.
01:58Russian officials, meanwhile, continue emergency operations as evacuation zones expand.
02:45Russian officials, meanwhile, continue to the
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