Drone / missile attack
Oil Terminal
Novorossiysk Fuel Oil Terminal — storage-tank fire during drone attack
9 September 2026 · Storage-tank fire reported
Novorossiysk, Krasnodar Krai, Russia
Map
44.7200, 37.7700
What happened
Reuters reported, citing two industry sources, that a tank containing oil products caught fire at the Novorossiysk Fuel Oil Terminal during the overnight drone attack into 9 September. The tank's capacity was approximately 37,000 cubic metres; this is not a measurement of its contents, fuel burned or pollution. Mayor Andrei Kravchenko reported drone debris at businesses and near a residential building. The terminal had not responded to Reuters about damage or operational impact. Ukraine separately claimed hits on oil-loading and naval facilities, but damage to warships remains unverified. This updates the existing September incident and is separate from the August raid. The marker represents the wider port, not a verified impact point.
When cited sources give different casualty, damage or spill figures for this event, they’re reported side by side above rather than merged into one number. See how confidence levels work.
- Evidence
- Reported / attributed
- Confidence
- Moderate
- Infrastructure
- Oil Terminal
- Current temperature
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- Latitude
- 44.7200°
- Longitude
- 37.7700°
Attribution
Claimed by Ukraine
Ukraine claimed strikes on oil-loading and naval facilities. Reuters separately reported a fuel-storage tank fire citing two industry sources; specific naval damage remains unverified.
Sources
- Russian drone strike near Ukraine-Moldova border kills at least two as Ukraine targets oil terminalFrance 24 with AFP and Reuters · Incident reporting
- Russian Black Sea fuel terminal ablaze after overnight drone barrageReuters, reproduced by Baird Maritime · Two industry sources identify the terminal and storage-tank fire. The 37,000 cubic metre figure describes tank capacity; cargo loss and operational impact remain unknown.
