Drones attacked Yaroslavl: Russian fuel infrastructure is on fire

On the night of May 29, a drone attack occurred in the Russian city of Yaroslavl, which damaged an industrial zone and caused a fire at facilities where fuel is stored.

Local authorities said the region had been hit by a massive drone attack. According to the regional governor, most of the drones were shot down, but some still reached their targets.

“There were many drones, and not all of them were stopped. As a result, industrial facilities related to fuel storage were hit,” he explained in his statement.

The incident temporarily blocked traffic leaving the city towards Moscow. The restrictions were later lifted when the situation stabilized.

“Traffic has now been restored, and the threat from drones in the region has been removed,” local authorities said.

According to official information, there were no casualties. However, local reports indicate that the attack may have affected a large industrial zone where oil refining and fuel storage facilities are located.

The consequences of the incident are currently being clarified, and relevant services are working on the scene.

Recall, on the night of Friday, May 29, a series of explosions were heard in Volgograd, Russia . Local residents reported a drone attack and a fire near an oil refinery.

As reported, on the night of Thursday, May 28, the Ukrainian Defense Forces launched a series of strikes on important military facilities of the Russian occupiers in Crimea and in the temporarily occupied part of the Donetsk region.

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