Recent Drone Attacks on Russian Fuel Tanks Caused Fires

Drone attacks on two fuel tanks in Russia on Thursday, June 21, resulted in fires. The governor of the Tambov region, located southeast of Moscow, announced that firefighters are working to extinguish the fire caused by a possible drone attack. According to this local official, the fire did not result in any casualties. Meanwhile, the Russian news agency RIA reported a fire in one fuel tank, and local emergency organizations issued warnings about potential drone attacks, urging citizens to exercise caution and avoid open spaces. A local Russian official stated that in the early hours of Thursday, a fuel tank in the Adygea region, located in the northern Caucasus, was also targeted by a Ukrainian drone attack and caught fire, but they managed to extinguish it. Drone attacks on Russian fuel tanks have intensified in recent days. Ukraine considers Russian energy facilities legitimate targets for its attacks, emphasizing their role in supporting Russia's war. On the other hand, according to the Ukrainian Energy Minister, Russia's attack on energy supply infrastructure in four Ukrainian cities resulted in injuries to three workers and power outages for some consumers. This report was prepared using information from Reuters. National Security Advisor of the White House: Putin's peace proposal with Ukraine is unreasonable. A joint meeting of high-level delegations from 90 countries to end the war in Ukraine. EU members agreed on a new sanctions package against the Russian gas industry. Ukraine is investigating claims of a soldier's beheading by Russian forces.