Oil depot in Sochi catches fire three days after Ukraine’s attack – Russian military destroyed communication tower ahead of Ukraine’s attack on refinery

An oil depot in Sochi, Russia has caught fire, three days after Ukraine’s drone attack. There is no information on why it started burning, but it is burning and that is good. Read more here.

A Russian soldier is said to have defected and become pro-Ukrainian, according to Atesh, the partisans who assist Ukraine. I contacted them after they burned cables in a communication tower in the city of Perm, about 1,500 kilometers from Ukraine. The tower was used for military data transmission, which made coordination difficult. After the sabotage, Ukraine attacked LUKOIL’s refinery. Unfortunately, the damage was not very extensive as operations were only shut down for a few days. The attack took place on August 21. Read more here.

Ideally, one would like to read about new attacks on Russia every day, but today you will have to settle for some more information about previous attacks. 🤷‍♂️

Russian losses

High losses in almost every category. Tanks are as usual low, but otherwise the AFU had a good yield over the past day.

  • 1540 KWIA
  • 1 Tank
  • 6 AFVs
  • 51 Artillery systems
  • 7 MLRS
  • 4 Air defense systems
  • 1473 UAVS
  • 9 UGVs
  • 591 Vehicles and Fuel tanks
  • 3 Special equipment

Ukrainian General Staff morning report

Operational information as of 08:00 on September 7, 2026, regarding the Russian invasion

Glory to Ukraine!
The 1657th day of the Russian Federation’s full-scale armed aggression against Ukraine has begun.

In the last 24 hours, a total of 237 combat engagements were recorded.
Yesterday, the enemy conducted 87 airstrikes, during which 313 guided aerial bombs were dropped. Additionally, the attackers used 8,812 kamikaze drones and carried out 2,646 shellings against communities and our troops’ positions.

In the Sumy region, the communities of Korenok, Pysarivka, Ulanove, Prohres, Khotin, Ivolzhanske, Tovstodubove, and Yastrubshchyna were subjected to hostile artillery fire. Additionally, the areas around Yampil, Pysarivka, and Vakalivshchyna were targeted by airstrikes.

In the last 24 hours, the defense forces’ aviation, missile units, and artillery struck an area with a concentration of enemy personnel and an artillery system.

On the northern Slobozhansky and Kursk sectors, our defenders repelled a hostile assault attempt towards Velykyi Prykil during the past day.

On the southern Slobozhansky sector, Ukrainian units repelled 10 enemy attacks. The attackers attempted to advance in the areas around Izbytske and Starytsia as well as towards Ustynivka and Khatnie.

On the Kupyansk sector, the enemy attacked seven times in the areas around Hlushkivka, Kurylivka, and Kivsharivka, as well as towards Novoplatonivka.

Attempts to break into our defense were repelled on the Lyman sector, where the occupiers carried out seven attacks in the areas around Dibrova, Stavky, and Lyman, as well as towards Novoserhiivka and Novoselivka.

On the Sloviansk sector, the enemy conducted five assault attempts in the areas around Ozerne and Kryva Luka, as well as towards Rai-Oleksandrivka.

On the Kramatorsk sector, the occupiers attacked once towards the community of Fedorivka.

On the Kostiantynivka sector, 12 attacks were recorded. The attackers conducted assault operations in the area around Kostiantynivka as well as towards Novoselivka and Toretske.

The highest number of assault attempts was recorded on the Pokrovsk sector, where our defenders stopped 43 attacks. The enemy was active in the areas around Bilytske, Serhiivka, Udachne, and Molodetske and also conducted assaults towards Toretsk, Sofiivka, Vilne, Dorozhnie, Novyi Donbas, Matiashéve, Shevchenko, Chernihivka, Dobropillia, Myrne, Vasylivka, Novoserhiivka, and Novopavlivka.

On the Oleksandrivka sector, the attackers carried out an attack towards the community of Rybne.

On the Huljajpole sector, the occupiers attacked seven times. The enemy tried to advance towards Vozdvyzhivka, Kosivtseve, Verkhnia Tersa, and Tsvitkove.

On the Orikhiv sector, the enemy conducted no assault operations during the past day.

On the Prydniprovsk sector, the enemy conducted no assault operations during the past day.

On the Volyn and Polissya sectors, no signs have been detected that the enemy is forming offensive force groupings.

In total, the Russian attackers’ losses over the past day amounted to 1,540 personnel. Additionally, one tank, six armored fighting vehicles, 51 artillery systems, seven rocket artillery systems, four air defense systems, nine ground-based missile systems, 1,473 unmanned aerial vehicles, 591 vehicles, and three units of special equipment were neutralized.

Join the defense forces! Together we will prevail! Glory to Ukraine!

SLAVA UKRAINI


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2 thoughts on “Oil depot in Sochi catches fire three days after Ukraine’s attack – Russian military destroyed communication tower ahead of Ukraine’s attack on refinery”

  1. Good morning
    Ukrainian children are sent to camps in North Korea

    The Russian devils have sent kidnapped Ukrainian children to summer camps in North Korea. This is shown by EU documents that RFE/RL has accessed, reports Omni.
    The camp is included among the new EU sanctions against the Russian devils that are to be approved next week.
    According to the Russian devils, the camp is seen as “a cultural exchange,” while the documents show that it is about propaganda.
    The camp has previously been sanctioned by the United Kingdom for contributing to the Russian devils’ kidnapping of Ukrainian children.

    https://www.rferl.org/a/russia-abducted-ukrainian-children-north-korea/33847096.html

  2. More from Omni. New documents obtained by Politico provide the clearest evidence so far of a Chinese state-owned company exporting to a sanctioned military-technical company of the Russian devils.
    Internal shipping and customs documents show how the Chinese Jilin Chemical Fiber Group concealed the export of 46 tons of carbon fiber to a subsidiary of the Russian Rosatom earlier this year. The subsidiary in question manufactures components for the Russian devils’ so-called kamikaze drones.
    Russian sources have leaked the documents to the Ukrainian think tank Ukrainian Security and Cooperation Centre, which in turn has shared them with the governments of the USA and the UK.
    The evidence in the documents is sufficient for the USA to impose sanctions, according to David Albright of the American think tank Institute for Science and International Security.”
    https://www.politico.eu/article/china-state-firm-supplies-russia-materials-kamikaze-drones/

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