In the Volga region, a large oil pumping station and an oil storage facility are apparently on fire, Bloomberg writes, citing NASA satellite data. The companies' fire monitoring system recorded a fresh thermal anomaly in the area of ​​the oil pumping station in Samara, which may indicate a fire after the impact. The facility is considered one of the central nodes of the Russian oil pipeline system. The storage volume exceeds 1.6 million cubic meters, and the station itself serves the supply of oil from Western Siberia and Kazakhstan. The facility's owner, Transneft, as well as Kazakhstan's Ministry of Energy and KazTransOil, did not respond to requests for comment from Bloomberg.

In the Volga region, a large oil pumping station and an oil storage facility are apparently on fire, Bloomberg writes, citing NASA satellite data. The companies' fire monitoring system recorded a fresh thermal anomaly in the area of ​​the oil pumping station in Samara, which may indicate a fire after the impact. The facility is considered one of the central nodes of the Russian oil pipeline system. The storage volume exceeds 1.6 million cubic meters, and the station itself serves the supply of oil from Western Siberia and Kazakhstan. The facility's owner, Transneft, as well as Kazakhstan's Ministry of Energy and KazTransOil, did not respond to requests for comment from Bloomberg.