Parts of an oil terminal were destroyed in the Bryansk region after a bombing, according to Russian media, citing the governor of the region, while the Russian air defense prevented the flight of a Ukrainian aircraft in its airspace.
According to the same media, it was noted, bombardment of the terminal and the area around it. “There are no casualties,” the Russian news agency RIA reported, citing Governor Alexander Bogomaz. The governor added that a fuel management building at the terminal had been destroyed.
Russia also announced today that its artillery units had hit 389 targets in Ukraine overnight. Among them, 35 checkpoints, 15 depots of weapons and ammunition, as well as several areas of concentration of Ukrainian military forces and their armament.
The Russian Defense Ministry announced that Russian missiles hit four warehouses of ammunition and fuel.
Reuters could not immediately confirm the report.
At the same time, last night Large fire breaks out at power plant on Sakhalin island in Russia. According to the media, it is difficult to control the flammable materials in its warehouses. The causes of the fire remain unknown. However, according to the information transmitted by Russian media, the electricity supply to the island of about 600,000 inhabitants has not been cut off at the moment.
Russian Far East: Fire at GRES-2 Power plant in Sakhalin this morning https://t.co/MCXAhppxse pic.twitter.com/40eCBCsTiF
– Liveuamap (@Liveuamap) April 30, 2022
A major fire broke out at #Sakhalin‘s GRES-2 Power Station near the village of Ilyinskoe in #Tomarinsky District, #Russia. pic.twitter.com/qyEFl6asm0
– NEXTA (@nexta_tv) April 30, 2022
In the meantime, the biggest gas company in Poland PGNiG announced this morning that it has started supplying gas to ten different cities and regions across the country, as it had been cut off in the previous days of the week.
PGNiG announced yesterday that its subsidiaries, Polska Spolka Gazownictwa and PGNiG Obrot Detaliczny, would resume gas supplies to their customers and in areas affected by the outage by Russian company Novatek Green Energy.
On Thursday, several cities in Poland were left without gas, as the Russian gas supplier was included in the implementation of sanctions against Moscow.
“We have good news for the people of Lemba and the tourists who will visit the city for the May Day weekend. The natural gas provided by #PGNiG is already available to the customers of this coastal community. “As in nine other areas, where the supply was provided by Novatek,” the company said in a Twitter post early this morning.
In summary, the latest developments:
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