An oil pipeline in the village of Azov, located in Russia's Rostov region, was rocked by an explosion early morning on Saturday, April 6, according to a report from Ukraine's Military Intelligence.
The affected pipeline served as a crucial link, transporting oil products from a local tank farm to tankers docked in the portside area of the "Azov Seaport."
As a result of the explosion, the loading of tankers with petroleum products has been indefinitely suspended.
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Intelligence sources suggest that the targeted pipeline was utilized by the aggressor state for military purposes.
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