After the SBU strike in Tuapse, an oil spill occurred in the Black Sea

An oil spill in the Black Sea, stretching 3.6 kilometers, resulted from an attack on the port terminal in Tuapse. This is reported by the BBC.

Oil Spill: Incident Details

A satellite image dated November 2 captured the spill near the terminal. The oil slick stretched a significant distance, causing concern among environmentalists and authorities.

Russian authorities confirmed the attack, noting damage to buildings and two foreign vessels. This event is another link in the chain of tense relations in the region.

Analysis of data from NASA Firms satellite platform identified three separate thermal signals in the port area, highlighting the scale of the incident.

Attack on Tuapse Oil Refinery

Actions of Ukrainian Forces

The Security Service of Ukraine and the Security and Defense Forces of Ukraine successfully conducted an operation in the Krasnodar region. Drones hit a tanker and loading infrastructure, disabling several oil loading stands.

The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine confirmed the attack on Rosneft facilities in Tuapse, emphasizing the strategic significance of the operation.

Military observer David Sharp noted that this is a response to Russian strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. Russians faced power supply issues for the first time, adding a new twist to the conflict.

Events in the Black Sea continue to unfold, leaving traces that require careful monitoring and analysis. In this context, every step becomes part of a broader picture where every detail matters.

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