Drones hit oil terminal in Russia's Rostov region, causing large fire
Drones attacked an oil loading terminal in Russia's Rostov region overnight on 10 October. A large-scale fire broke out at the site.

Drones attacked the "Oil Loading Terminal NZNP" in Russia's Rostov region overnight on 10 October. The strike set off a large-scale fire at the facility, according to the Ukrainian outlet Ukrainska Pravda.
The terminal is an oil loading facility, and the attack falls within the war Russia continues to wage against Ukraine. The source describes it as a drone strike on Russian territory.
What is known
The available information is limited. The report says only that the attack happened during the night and that a powerful fire started at the terminal. The source does not say how many drones were involved, what damage was done, whether anyone was hurt, or how Russian officials responded.
It is also unknown when the fire might be extinguished or whether the terminal is still operating. The account can be updated if official sources provide further details.

