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An oil tanker is burning off the coast of Sochi, Russia’s Krasnodar region

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BREAKING: Ukraine has just struck an oil tanker, which is now burning off the coast of Sochi in Russia's Krasnodar region, with a massive fire and a black smoke column rising several kilometres.

@The Hormuz Letter

🔥🚢A massive fire is burning near the Russian Black Sea port of Sochi in Krasnodar Krai after an oil tanker was hit.

@Special Kherson Cat 🇺🇦

BREAKING: An oil tanker has caught fire off the coast of Sochi in Russia’s Krasnodar region after reportedly being attacked by an unmanned vessel. Massive flames and a huge column of black smoke were visible over the Black Sea.

@The Geopolitics

BREAKING: Ukraine has just struck an oil tanker, which is now burning off the coast of Sochi in Russia's Krasnodar region, with a massive fire and a black smoke column rising several kilometres.

@The Hormuz Letter

BREAKING: Ukraine has just struck an oil tanker, which is now burning off the coast of Sochi in Russia's Krasnodar region, with a massive fire and a black smoke column rising several kilometres.

@The Hormuz Letter

Russian Telegram channels report a major fire on a vessel off the coast of Sochi. An oil tanker is reportedly burning.

@Anton Gerashchenko

This footage shows how the tanker currently burning near Sochi caught fire, with flames rapidly spreading across the vessel moments after the incident began in Russia

The view from Russia's city of Sochi this evening, as a tanker burns off the coast.

@SPRAVDI — Stratcom Centre

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That fire looks intense, hope everyone’s safe!
Wonder how long it’ll take to contain it.