Dramatic footage shows the moment when people fled when a huge fire ball exploded through a major Russian oil refinery.
The Ukrainian forces criticized the Rostvit oil refinery in Riazan with long -term Camicase aircraft last night in the latest blow to Vladimir Putin.
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Tall fire and huge smokes can be seen from the site in joint shots on social media.
People ran from the scene with the outbreak of hell.
At least 20 drones targeted the Rayzan region, southeast of Moscow, overnight – hit the warehouse and the power plant.
Regional ruler Pavel Malikov said emergency services deal with an air attack.
Ryazan Oil is one of the largest in Russia and is decisive in fuel supplies to Moscow.
Its capacity is 18 million tons annually, and is owned by Rosneft Government Company, headed by Crony Igor Sechin.
The Russian Ministry of Defense said that its forces had intercepted and destroyed 121 drones targeting 13 areas in one of the largest bombing of Putin's lands.
A factory made the microcredit chips of the fatal ISKAnder missiles in Putin, in the Briask area after another blow.
Done -aircraft also targeted other regions, including those that challenge Ukraine and Kursk, where Ukrainian forces have part of the land despite Russian efforts to remove them.
Moscow mayor Serge Sobianin said early Friday that the air defenses had intercepted Ukrainian drones attacks in four locations around the Russian capital.
Putin's procession was seen rushing to the Kremlin at approximately 11:30 pm Thursday, before the fierce shelling from western Russia by Ukrainian drones.
The reason for his visit late at night to his office was not clear.
Airports in Russian cities, Kazan, Nizamaksk, Benza, Samara, Saratov and UFA, were forced to suspend flights due to drones.
It comes at a time when Donald Trump Putin hit with an alarm to sign a “funny” war in Ukraine – or to face the consequences.
Trump cast the glove directly at Putin's feet, and threatened: “We can do it in an easy way or in the difficult way.”
Trump warned of taxes of taxes, definitions and sanctions on everything sold from Russia to the United States and other countries if Putin does not cooperate with peace talks.
In a post on his platform, the new president said: “I am not looking to harm Russia.
“I love the Russian people, and it has always been a good relationship with President Putin.
He continued: “All of this has been said, I will do Russia, whose economy has failed, and President Putin, a very great known.
“I settled now, and stop this funny war,” adding that it “will only get worse.”
Russia quickly responded to Trump's warning.
Dmitry Polansky, Russia's ambassador to the United Nations, said the Kremlin would need to hear specific details from Trump about any deal before follow -up.
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