Russian authorities have reported that the remains of a Ukrainian drone shot down over the port of Temryuk, in southern Russia, have caused the death of one person and left three others injured.
Veniamin Kondratyev, governor of the Krasnodar region, confirmed the initial casualty toll on Telegram, as well as the existence of a fire in the affected area.
NASA's fire information system registered two fire outbreaks on the Taman peninsula, where a significant oil product transshipment terminal is located, which are subsequently sent via the Black Sea.
Russia has been waging a devastating war against Ukraine for over four years. In its response operations, Ukraine is increasingly striking Russian oil infrastructure in order to cut off fuel supply to Moscow's forces and reduce revenue from crude oil, essential for financing the Russian war effort.
Russian occupation authorities have recently limited gasoline sales, and the Moscow government has decreed a ban on the export of Russian kerosene.
At the same time, Russian attacks on Ukrainian territory continue to have a strong impact on the civilian population. In Zaporizhzhia, in the southeast of the country, one person lost their life in a Russian attack on infrastructure, according to the regional military governor, Ivan Fedorov.
In parallel, nine people were injured in several drone and glide bomb attacks in the Dnipropetrovsk region, according to the military governor of the area, Olexander Hanzha. Multi-story residential buildings, single-family homes, and vehicles suffered damage, and a fire broke out in a market, he added.