ASTRA: Russian oil depot, warehouse catch fire after attack on Moscow region PHOTO / VIDEO

An oil depot in Podolsk and a warehouse facility in Domodedovo caught fire following an overnight attack in Russia’s Moscow region, according to OSINT analysis published by ASTRA.

Residents across the Moscow region reported numerous explosions and fires during the night of July 20. Based on footage circulating online, ASTRA said one of the fires was located at an oil depot in the Lvovsky microdistrict of Podolsk.

There have been no immediate reports of casualties.

A separate fire was reported at a warehouse in the “Yuzhnye Vorota” industrial and logistics complex in Domodedovo. ASTRA said its analysis of eyewitness footage indicated that the facility was also hit during the attack.

No information about injuries has been released.

According to information published by the company, the “Yuzhnye Vorota” logistics centre is a large-scale warehouse complex covering more than 650,000 square metres across an area of 144 hectares. The project is being developed in phases, with more than 180,000 square metres of warehouse space currently in operation.

By Jeyhun Aghazada