Drone Strike Causes Fire at Russian Oil Facility

0:00Welcome to Global News Today, two minutes of world news that matter. A fire broke out at an oil facility in Russia's Krasnodar region after debris from a downed drone hit it, according to local authorities. This happened over the weekend, with no one hurt in the incident. Earlier this week, Ukrainian drones targeted an oil pumping station near the town of Tikoretsk, just a short distance away. That strike caused another fire, which crews put out by Friday. That serves as a major oil hub in southern Russia, and provides the sole supply line for petroleum products to the vital black sea port of Novorossisk. Any disruption there could affect shipping and fuel distribution big time. It's not clear yet if the latest fire damaged the exact same site from Thursday's attack. Officials have not released more details on that front. This marks the newest in the string of drone strikes hitting energy sites and ports in the area, raising concerns about ongoing tensions. The Daily News Now is presented by our sponsor, LinkedIn the description.

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