The governor of Russia's southern Belgorod region said on Sunday Ukrainian forces attacked a fuel depot, triggering a series of fires after Moscow and Kyiv accused each other of launching overnight attacks on border regions.

A blaze engulfed an ammunition depot near the Russian city of Voronezh and local authorities declared civilian evacuation of several villages in the

Summer bombing campaign that has hit 21 Russian oil refineries and major depots over the last three months triggers a ban on gasoline exports.

Debris from a downed drone was found next to Ukraine’s parliament building after an overnight Russian air attack, according to Kyiv. Ukraine’s air force said earlier Russia launched 67 drones in a nationwide overnight attack, 58 of which it was able to shoot down.

Ukrainian forces struck nine regions inside Russia with over 140 drones overnight, marking one of Kyiv's largest attacks of the war so far, Moscow said. The Russian defense ministry said on Tuesday that its air defenses destroyed and intercepted 144 Ukrainian drones—72 over the Bryansk region;

A Ukrainian drone struck a fuel storage facility near the town of Volokonovka in Russia's Belgorod Oblast, sparking a fire at the fuel tanks, regional governor Vyacheslav Gladkov claimed on Telegram on Sept.

A Ukrainian drone struck a fuel depot in the Belgorod region of Russia, the region's governor reported. Residents posted photos of burning fuel tanks on social media. "The Armed Forces of Ukraine attacked a fuel depot in the Belgorod region using an unmanned aerial vehicle.

A drone attacked a fuel storage site in the Volokonovsky district of Belgorod region, Russia. A large-scale fire broke out there, reports the local governor Viacheslav Gladkov. According to him, a drone attack in the village of Yutanovka resulted in the explosion of railroad fuel storage tanks.