Ukraine says it hit oil pumping station in Russia's Vladimir region

Ukraine's SBU security service said, 'It supplies fuel to major oil depots around Moscow and to Sheremetyevo, Domodedovo, ⁠and ‌Vnukovo airports.'

Ukraine's SBU security service said its ⁠drones attacked an oil pumping ⁠dispatch station in ‌Russia's Vladimir region on ​Sunday, adding that the facility was an important node in pumping oil products southwest to ​Moscow and its ⁠surrounding area.

"It supplies fuel to major oil depots around Moscow and to Sheremetyevo, Domodedovo, ⁠and ‌Vnukovo airports," the SBU said in a statement on ‌social media. It added that ⁠a fire over an area spanning 800 square metres (8,600 ‌square feet) was ‌recorded after the strike.

The governor of ‌Vladimir Region, Alexander ‌Avdeyev, said in a social media post that the fire near the town ⁠of ⁠Kameshkovo had been extinguished.

Avdeyev's post, quoted by Interfax news agency, referred only to the fire being at an infrastructure site and gave no indication that ​it was linked to ​the oil ​industry.