Russian rocket attacks target Ukraine oil and petrol depots in Lutsk, Kharkiv and Kyiv

A fresh Russian rocket attacks have targeted a series of oil and petrol depots across Ukraine, seemingly in an attempt to create an oil scarcity for the Ukrainian armed forces.

Air raid sirens were raised across the country late last night as Russian Kalibr cruise missile explosions were reported at strategic positions in the northwestern city of Lutsk, as well as Kharkiv, Zhytomyr, Rivne and Kyiv.

Two missile strikes were reported within 15 minutes of each other in Lutsk, Volyn oblast, around 10:30pm last night, before local authorities confirmed a major oil depot had been set ablaze.
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The governor of Volyn in northwestern Ukraine has reported a missile attack on an oil depot in the city of Lutsk.

Yuriy Pohuliayko said on Telegram that the missile was fired from the territory of Belarus.

He said rescuers were at the site of the attack and that there were no victims according to preliminary data.
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***Smoke rises in the sky in Lviv as oil product base came under attack : 3 powerful explosions:
(https://youtu.be/0T56sx-tBFQ)
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*Λουτσκ, Луцьк :
(https://goo.gl/maps/k98GWThDsKxZcV3H8)