Russia burns after huge attack as panic erupts over 'nuclear warheads' warning
An oil facility in Russia's Samara Oblast erupted into a fire in a suspected Ukrainian drone attack. The Samara Linear Production and Dispatch Station in Prosvet was targeted in the early-morning attack, with eyewitness footage showing plumes of smoke rising above the city. The facility blends oil from western Siberia and other oil-producing regions of Russia and provides it to the armed forces, Ukraine's General Staff said. It consists of pumping stations, tank farms, and blending stations.

TL;DR
- An oil facility in Russia's Samara Oblast caught fire.
- The incident is suspected to be a Ukrainian drone attack.
- The targeted facility blends oil for the Russian armed forces.
- Eyewitness footage showed smoke plumes from the site.