Ukraine is bombarding gas pipeline on the Kursk-Sumi border, while at the same time Russia launches mass attacks on political infrastructure this time in Odessa.

As it became known, through images posted on the X social networking platform, the Russian Sudzha gas pipeline located on the Kursk-Sumi border has been hit by Ukrainian fire. Russia says Ukraine has already violated the ceasefire proposed by the US.

In addition, authorities in the southern Russian region of Krasnodar said that an Ukrainian unmanned aircraft attack caused a fire in a oil storage near the village of Kavkazskaya. The warehouse is used as a rail terminal for Russian oil supplies in a pipeline connecting Kazakhstan to the Black Sea.

In a statement issued by authorities in the Krasnodar area on Thursday afternoon, efforts continue to control the fire.

The statement said that 429 firefighters had been called upon to deal with the fire covering an area of ​​3,750 square meters.

The Russian Foreign Ministry said on Thursday that Ukraine had already violated the proposed ceasefire in energy facilities in the war that lasts three years, attacking a Russian oil storage.

The Russian news agency Tass said that foreign ministry spokesman Maria Zaharova told state television Channel One that it is up to the United States, who proposed a ceasefire to deal with Ukraine for its actions.

Meanwhile, Russian forces launched a massive attack by unmanned aircraft at the port of Odessa of the Black Sea of ​​Ukraine late Thursday, injuring three people and destroying a block of flats and a mall, the regional governor said, according to the regional governor Reuters.

Oleh Kiper, writing in the Telegram messaging application, said the attacks hit three sites that caused fires, while three districts of the city had a power outage.

Suspilne’s public broadcaster had earlier reported more than 18 explosions in the city after 22:00 (2000 GMT).

Odessa has been a frequent target of Russian attacks in the war that lasts more than three years, especially at the city’s port facilities.

The ruler of the southeastern region Zaporia of Ukraine, Ivan Fedorov, reported many blows to areas near the city including a guided bomb. He said that five people were injured, including a child.