New fire breaks out at Voronezh oil depot after Ukrainian drone crashed

Russia’s air defense and electronic warfare systems have downed several drones of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in the Voronezh region. At the same time, a new fire broke out when a drone fell on the territory of an oil depot, the region's governor Alexander Gusev said.

"On-duty air defense forces and electronic warfare systems in the Liskinky district detected, destroyed, and suppressed several UAVs. As a result of the crash of one of the drones on the territory of the oil depot, a new fire broke out," he wrote on his Telegram channel.

Gusev reported earlier that a fire at the oil depot in the Voronezh region broke out after a drone attack on the night of January 16. The fire was extinguished on January 20 in some areas and its intensity decreased.

  Russia’s air defense forces destroyed 18 unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) over the Bryansk region. There were no casualties or damage, the region's governor Alexander Bogomaz said on his Telegram channel.

"The air defense forces of the Russian Defense Ministry intercepted and destroyed 18 UAVs. Thanks to the professionalism of our valiant defenders, there were no casualties or damage, all attacks were repelled, all targets were destroyed," he wrote.

At the same time, Russia’s air defense shot down and suppressed 12 UAVs over the Rostov Region overnight, the acting governor Yuri Slyusar reported.