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A HUGE 200ft inferno is tearing through a Russian oil depot after being blasted by Ukraine.
Flames have engulfed the Moscow-controlled terminal in Crimea for more than four days after Ukraine unleashed at least two missiles.
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Now a fresh explosion has triggered a tower of flames almost 200ft high.
The Marine Oil Terminal in Feodosia was originally targeted by Ukraine to coincide with Vladimir Putin’s 72nd birthday on Tuesday.
It has been burning ever since but the explosions are getting worse, not better.
The new column of fire erupted as Russia’s FSB detained a man accused of providing details of military targets to the Ukrainian secret services in Feodosia.
This included naval shipping.
While being questioned, the 30-year-old said he wanted to stop Russia firing Kalibr missiles at residential targets in Ukraine.
Russians believed they had contained the Feodosia inferno but it has ignites again amid fears it will be totally destroyed.
Originally reported as a drone strike, it appears instead to have been hit by two ATACMS long-range missiles supplied to Ukraine by the US.
The Putin-appointed governor of occupied Crimea, Sergei Aksyonov, said the emergency and security services were on hand.
He said: “The terminal is surrounded by employees of the relevant services, and all the managers are also on site.
“I am personally monitoring the situation, receiving reports from the scene via video link every half hour.”
The strike in Crimea’s largest oil terminal is a blow to Russia since it plays a key role in supplying Putin’s armed forces.
People were evacuated from the vicinity.
It comes just days after a stash of Russian kamikaze drones were blown to smithereens.
More than 400 Shahed Iranian-style kamikaze drones worth £16 million were destroyed in a Ukrainian air strike at a Russian warehouse in the Krasnodar region.
Explosions lasted for hours after Ukrainian troops hit the ammunition depot in Oktyabrsky, near Yeysk, with a pinpoint strike.
The blazing inferno was visible from many miles away as the explosion engulfed the 17,200 square ft warehouse.
Kyiv’s armed forces general staff and SBU intelligence service claimed victory following the destruction of the Shahed drones.
