Several regions across Russia, including the Krasnodar Territory, Samara Region, and Chechnya, came under drone attack

overnight, according to local authorities, media reports, and independent monitoring groups.

In the Krasnodar Territory, the regional police headquarters said port infrastructure in the town of Tumruk was damaged

in a UAV strike. A fire broke out at the site, requiring 32 emergency workers and eight units of equipment to contain

the blaze. Staff were evacuated as a precaution, News.Az reports, citing foreign media.

OSINT analysis by the ASTRA monitoring group suggests the fire occurred at the gas terminal of the Temryuk commercial

seaport, located in Temryuk Bay on the Azov Sea. The port complex handles a wide range of cargo, including liquefied

petroleum gas, petroleum products, grain, and other bulk and liquid goods. Regional officials have not commented on the

attack, while Russia’s Defense Ministry reported only a single intercepted drone in the area.

In the Samara Region, Mayor Sergei Volodchenkov confirmed that drones targeted the city of Syzran. ASTRA, citing local

residents, reported that the strike hit an oil refinery, with videos showing flames rising from the facility. The

Russian Defense Ministry claimed it intercepted or downed eight drones over the region and said a total of 41 UAVs were

destroyed overnight across Russia and occupied Crimea.

In Chechnya, footage circulated by activists from the opposition movement NIYSO shows damage to a skyscraper in the

Grozny City complex. Local reports claim a drone—or possibly a small aircraft—crashed into the high-rise. The Russian

Defense Ministry made no mention of drone activity over Chechnya in its morning briefing.

The attacks mark another night of widespread strikes on strategic infrastructure deep inside Russia, targeting ports,

fuel facilities, and urban centers.