Terminal News

Russian forces strike oil depot in Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine

Written by...

Picture of Meenal Datar

Meenal Datar

Membership specialist

A large fire has erupted at an oil depot in Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine after Russian forces attacked the depot, launching missiles that hit the base.

An air alert was announced in the region when the explosions were heard. The previous day, Russian forces launched an attack of two missile strikes on the Kryvyi Rih district. Governor Vilkul has confirmed that large stock of fuel has been destroyed, and firefighters are at the location working to stop the fire outbreak.

According to initial reports, the fire was first seen at 9:37 am (local time), approximately an hour after the oil depot was first under attack by Russian forces.

Ukraine’s president, Volodymyr Zelensky has emphasised how there will be fair punishment and retribution for each missile strike Russia has carried out. Zelensky has stressed that no one will be able to hide and says: ‘We will continue to liberate our Ukrainian land step by step. It is impossible to break us.’

The amount of confirmed casualties is yet to be announced.

The conflict between Russia and Ukraine continues, having first developed in February 2022.

Share this article:

Latest terminal news

Terminal News

India proposes higher ethanol blending

India issued a notification late on ​Tuesday proposing amendments to ‌the Central Motor Vehicles Rules to formally incorporate higher ​ethanol-blended fuels. The aim is to reduce the country’s reliance on

Read More
Terminal News

United Arab Emirates leaves Opec

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has announced it is leaving the Opec and Opec+ groups, after the World Bank warned the war in the Middle East has caused the biggest

Read More
Shell logo in sky
Terminal News

Shell to acquire ARC Resources

Shell has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire ARC Resources, an energy company focused on the Montney shale basin in British Columbia and Alberta, Canada. The acquisition accelerates Shell’s

Read More