A huge explosion has occurred at a fuel depot in the Russian city of Angarsk. Several tanks in the refinery located there subsequently caught fire, as did train cars loaded with gasoline destined for Ukraine.
The refinery ranks among the top 10 in Russia and processes more than 200,000 barrels of oil per day. A video of the fire was shared on social media – the main depot was said to have been on fire. According to the media, there were several explosions.
The fuel was intended to supply Russian troops in occupied territories in Ukraine. According to the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the fire area covered 400 square kilometers. The city of Angarsk is located about 5,200 kilometers east of Moscow, near the border with Mongolia.
Explosions at the plant in Angarsk did not occur until late last year. Two people were killed as a result.
Source: Krone
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