Without signs of fire extinguishing: what does the Atlas oil depot look after attack (satellite images)

In the published footage you can see thick black smoke, which was spread by the territory of the object of the row. The MT Anderson OSINT analyst suggested that there were a total of 5 fuel tanks in total, but it was not confirmed. On the night of August 28, the drones attacked the Atlas oil depot in the Rostov region, which is part of the Rosreser. This has led to some consequences for Russians, which are visible in satellite images. They were published by Radio Liberty.

The published footage can be seen that after the defeat of the oil depot there, a strong fire began there, and thick black smoke began to spread the territory of the Russian object. These are fresh pictures that was taken on Wednesday, August 28. "In the photo you can see that two fuel tanks are burning, several more have traces of damage," the message reads. The MT Anderson OSINT analyst also posted on his social networking page, a personnel made in Kamensk-Shakhtynsky in the Rostov region.

It is there that the Atlas oil depot, which was attacked by UAV. The analyst noted that at least two tanks are burning, and one more is damaged. "The discoloration of the three other tanks may indicate damage, but there is no 100% confidence. There is a sufficient number of fire brigades, but there are no signs of extinguishing," MT Anderson continued. We will remind, on August 28 it was reported that at once two oil depots of Rosreserv were engaged after the attack of UAV.

Initially, the governor of the Rostov region Vasyl Golubev did not comment on the incident, but in 5 hours still confirmed the presence of fires. Later, focus sources were told that in the Rostov region the Federal Agency of the Federal Agency of the State Reserves of the Russian Federation near the city of Kamensk-Shakhtynsky was lit in the Rostov region. It was a joint operation with the SCA of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. The refinery was attacked with the help of Ukrainian production.