Reports are emerging on social media about a fire outbreak at an oil depot located near Leningradskaya Street in Voronezh. The incident has attracted significant attention, prompting swift action from the authorities.
According to the governor, over 100 firefighters have been dispatched to the scene to combat the blaze. The situation is currently ongoing, and efforts are underway to bring the fire under control and prevent it from spreading further. The safety of nearby residents and the containment of any potential environmental impact are among the top priorities as emergency responders work diligently to address the situation.
A fuel depot in the southern city of Voronezh, Russia, caught fire on Saturday, causing concern among local authorities. This incident coincides with Moscow’s announcement of the army’s involvement in “combat” operations in the region due to a mutiny involving Wagner mercenaries.
The governor of Voronezh, Alexander Gusev, took to Telegram to inform the public about the burning fuel depot. He stated that the authorities were actively working to extinguish the fire. At the scene, more than 100 firefighters and over 30 vehicles were deployed to combat the blaze. Thankfully, according to initial reports, there have been no casualties.
While the cause of the fire has not been officially confirmed by Governor Gusev, several media outlets have released a video showing a military helicopter in the vicinity before an explosion occurred. The authorities have initiated an investigation to determine the cause and circumstances leading to the fuel depot fire. This incident takes place amidst the ongoing unrest involving Wagner mercenaries, adding further complexity to the situation.
