On Thursday, a severe fire occurred in the building of the Border Service of the Russian Federation’s Federal Security Service in the Russian city of Rostov-on-Don.

The Russian media reported this.

Eyewitnesses claim that an explosion was heard before the ignition.

According to the media of the aggressor country, this two-story building was a warehouse of the regional border guard department, where ammunition was stored.

The building was completely engulfed in fire.

According to preliminary data, the explosion in a depot caused the fire. A massive fire is currently raging inside the building.

According to the Russian media, the burning area is 850 square meters. The fire is being extinguished by 25 special vehicles and 63 firefighters.

Eyewitnesses reported hearing the sounds of explosions, likely ammunition, near the building.

Rescuers reported one dead and two injured who worked at this depot.

Emergency services also confirmed that there was an explosion in the building before the fire.

Previously, a fire occurred at an oil depot in the Russian city of Tuapse in the Krasnodar Krai. Local residents heard two explosions a few seconds apart near the oil depot.

At that time, the Russian Federation claimed that on the night of February 28, the oil depot was allegedly attacked by unknown drones that fell near the oil storage facility and exploded.