After a Russian drone attack, the Kremenchuk Oil Refinery caught fire, but at the same time, Ukrainian forces damaged government planes near Moscow, at an oil depot near Sochi.

Russian occupiers attacked the Kremenchuk Oil Refinery with kamikaze drones on the night of September 20 and caused a fire. The invaders released 24 drones over Ukraine, 17 of which were shot down by Ukraine’s air defenses.

Meanwhile, Ukrainian intelligence reported that on September 18, saboteurs blew up two planes and a helicopter at the Chkalovsky airfield in the suburbs of Moscow. In their attack, the saboteurs detonated explosives, damaging the AN-148 and IL-20 aircraft and an MI-28N helicopter.

Also, on September 20 near Sochi, a tank with diesel fuel caught fire at an oil depot near the airport. Russian mass media believes that a drone strike caused the fire.

Following that, in the Tver region, another drone fell on the territory of the Redkinsky chemical plant, which produces aviation fuel.

As well, on the morning of September 20, the Ukrainian military attacked the Russian Federation’s Black Sea Fleet command post in annexed Crimea, near Sevastopol.