Ukraine said on Saturday it had attacked an oil terminal in the western Russian region of Oryol overnight, sparking a fire. The governor of Oryol said on Telegram that fuel had caught fire at "a facility" in the region after a "massive drone attack".

Russian authorities said Saturday that firefighters were battling a blaze caused by a drone attack in the western Oryol region after Ukraine said it struck a major oil terminal there. Ukraine has been targeting fuel depots in Russia in retaliation for Moscow’s bombardments that have wreaked massive damage on its power generation network.

Ukrainian drones carried out an overnight attack on an oil facility in Russia's Oryol region that is a crucial source of fuel supplies for Russian troops, Ukraine's military said on Saturday. The drones hit the Steel Horse production control station,

Ukrainian drone strikes on southern Russia killed a 9-year-old boy and set fire to a major oil terminal, officials said.

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported that overnight from Friday to Saturday, Ukrainian forces launched an attack on one of Russia's largest oil storage facilities, located in the Oryol region.

Ukrainian military intelligence (HUR) reported the destruction of a Su-30 aircraft at an airfield in Krasnodar Krai, Russia. This marks another success in diversionary operations on Russian territory.