In Russia, after a night drone attack, oil bases caught fire in Tver and Mikhaylovsk in Stavropol Krai. This is reported by Ukrainian media, the independent publication *Astra*, and monitoring channels. In Mikhaylovsk, according to available data, the oil base "LUKOIL-Yugnefteprodukt" was hit. The enterprise is engaged in the storage, transshipment, and sale of petroleum products, servicing a network of oil bases and gas stations of "LUKOIL" in the south and central parts of Russia. Another target was the oil base "Tvernefteprodukt" in Tver, located north of Moscow. Published videos on the internet show a fire at least in the area of one of the tanks on the site. Thick smoke and open flames are rising above the oil base. Information about the extent of the damage, possible casualties, or the impact of the incidents on the operation of the enterprises has not yet been provided. Such facilities regularly become targets of attacks amid the ongoing armed conflict between Russia and Ukraine. In such cases, information about the initial consequences often appears before official comments, so details continue to be clarified. At the time of publication, no new official data on the extinguishing of the fires or damage assessment had been received.