Sudzha fuel metering station in Russia’s Kursk Oblast on hearth following a number of explosions

Explosions occurred on the Sudzha fuel metering station in Russia's Kursk Oblast on the evening of March 21, adopted by a big hearth, Russian media and Telegram channels reported.

Footage allegedly exhibiting the burning station after the assault has been circulating on-line.

Russian sources declare that the hearth was seen from the border between Kursk and Sumy areas.

The Kyiv Unbiased couldn’t independently confirm the claims.

The Sudzha station was beforehand utilized by Gazprom to export fuel by Ukraine to Europe, however Ukraine has since stopped accepting Russian fuel.

Russia has not issued an official assertion in regards to the incident, however Russian Telegram-based media retailers Mash and Baza blamed Ukraine for the assault.

Ukrainian forces have more and more focused Russia’s oil industry, ammunition depots, and army airfields, aiming to disrupt provide chains crucial to Russia’s battle efforts. Fossil gasoline exports stay a significant income stream for the Kremlin’s army operations.

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