One person was injured in a drone attack on the Seversky District.

In the Seversky District of Krasnodar Krai, a local resident was injured as a result of debris from a drone falling, and a fire occurred at the Afipsky Oil Refinery.

According to authorities, in the Seversky District of Krasnodar Krai, one person was injured due to the falling debris from a drone. He was hospitalized.

The debris from the drones fell in the village of Afipsky, the Smolensk stanitsa, and the Kovalенко farm. A fire occurred at the Afipsky oil refinery (NPP). Several private houses had damaged roofs and facades, windows, and fences. In one of the apartment buildings, windows were shattered, and the door and ceiling in one of the apartments were damaged. A building at a railway crossing was also damaged, the operational headquarters of Krasnodar Krai reported today on its Telegram channel.

The debris from the drones fell on the territory of two enterprises, and in one case, a fire occurred. On one of the roads in the Kovalенко farm, a fire broke out due to the falling debris from a drone. In the Smolensk stanitsa, fragments of the drone fell into the garden of a private house, the message said.

"Caucasian Knot" also reported that Krasnodar Krai is regularly subjected to drone attacks. On July 8, debris from a drone fell on the territory of an enterprise in the Seversky District, and a fire also occurred. On July 3, debris from a drone fell in Primorsko-Akhtarsk, damaging the glazing and roofing of several private houses.

Against the backdrop of drone attacks on oil refineries, including those located in Kuban, a fuel problem has arisen. The fuel crisis in Krasnodar Krai provoked a sharp increase in demand for the installation of gas cylinder equipment (GCE). Auto services are booking clients several months in advance, the cost of equipment has nearly doubled, and along with the excitement, prices for propane have also risen.

Despite this, some residents of Kuban believe that switching to gas is the only way to reduce costs, while others are convinced that the current crisis is temporary and will not lead to mass retrofitting of vehicles. Disruptions in gasoline supplies during the summer led to long lines at gas stations, and many residents of the region began to consider gas motor fuel as an alternative to traditional gasoline.

Materials on the fuel crisis have been collected by "Caucasian Knot" on the thematic page "Caucasus: what's up with gasoline?"