After the Drone Attack: Most Oil Depot Reservoirs in Rovenky Destroyed

Published videos and satellite images confirm the damage to the oil depot in the town of Rovenky in the temporarily occupied territory of the Luhansk region.

According to the Dnipro Osint ⟨Harbuz⟩ community, most of the facility’s tanks were destroyed or severely damaged.

The damage was caused by FP-2 attack drones, which were used to target elements of the fuel infrastructure.

The published materials show burnt-out tanks, damaged tanks and traces of a large-scale fire on the territory of the base.

“Coordinates of the affected facility: 48.09471389544619, 39.36222565697576,” the community said, and they correspond to the industrial zone of Rovenky.

According to media reports, the oil depot was struck at night, after which a fire broke out at the facility.

Local sources reported that fuel tanks were burning for a long time, accompanied by repeated detonations.

It is known that the facility was used to store and transship oil products for the needs of the occupation infrastructure.

The fire at the oil depot was visible from different parts of the city, as confirmed by eyewitness videos.

The occupying forces claimed to have localized the fire, without providing detailed information on the extent of the damage.

However, the fact that the oil depot was damaged and the tanks destroyed is confirmed by open visual materials and satellite images.

As a reminder, the Ukrainian Defense Forces recently hit ammunition, drone and fuel depots in the temporarily occupied territory.