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Location of mystery fires in Russia

A series of unusual fires and explosions have occurred in Russia since the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, [1] [2] which have not been formally explained. [3] There have been many notable arson attacks on military recruitment offices in Russia since the beginning of the war, [4] and there has been speculation that some of the fires or explosions have been the result of sabotage efforts by Russian partisans [5] (such as Svoboda Rossii or Atesh partisan legion [6] ) or Ukrainian saboteurs. [7]

Contents

Overview

A "yellow" (medium) terrorist threat level was introduced [8] in Bryansk, Kursk, and Belgorod oblasts, as well as some districts of Voronezh Oblast, Krasnodar Krai, and northern Crimea. Starting from the end of March, a series of incidents and explosions were reported in border regions of Bryansk, Kursk, Belgorod, and Voronezh Oblasts. Russian officials reported mortar shelling, drone attacks, and helicopter gunship attacks allegedly coming "from the Ukrainian side". [ru 1] [9] [10]

The Ukrainian side refused to confirm or deny involvement in incidents at strategic locations. [11] There were allegations that some of the fires or explosions were the result of Ukrainian sabotage. [12] [13]

In May, a series of incidents on railway lines in Russia impeded the deployment of troops and military equipment to Ukraine; responsibility for these incidents was claimed by the Internet movement "Stop the Wagons" [ru 2] (a reference to the Russian anti-war slogan "Stop the War"). [ru 3] [14]

List of reported fires

2022

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LocationDateFacilityDeathsCoordinates
Kstovo 22 March 2022Oil depot [15]
Belgorod 1 April 2022Oil depot [11] 1 50°35′29.8″N36°40′13.1″E / 50.591611°N 36.670306°E / 50.591611; 36.670306
Belgorod region 12 April 2022Railway bridge [16]
Tver 21 April 2022 Central Research Institute of the Aerospace Defense Forces [17] 7
Kineshma 21 April 2022 Chemical plant [18]
Korolyov, Moscow Oblast 22 April 2022Industrial zone where many enterprises of the space and rocket industry are located [19]
Barvikha 23 April 2022Governor's residence in Moscow Region [20]
Bryansk 25 April 2022Fuel depot holding 5,000 tonnes of fuel. [21] 2nd Branch of Military Unit 55443–90. [22]
Ussuriysk 25 April 2022Military air base [23]
Belgorod 27 April 2022Ammunition depot [24]
Moscow 28 April 2022Fires and explosions on Moscow's Kustanayskaya street [25]
Ilyinskoye 30 April 2022GRES-2 power plant [26] 52°1′26.3″N75°28′34.5″E / 52.023972°N 75.476250°E / 52.023972; 75.476250
Perm 1 May 2022FKP gunpowder plant [27]
Moscow 3 May 2022"Warehouse of a pro-Kremlin publishing house". [28]
Nizhny Novgorod 4 May 2022Industrial zone [29]
Nizhnevartovsk 4 May 2022Military enlistment office [30]
Kursk 5 May 2022Unknown [31]
Perm 8 May 2022Aviation college [27]
Dubovoye, Belgorod Oblast 11 May 2022Unknown [32]
Teysin, Amursky district 12 May 2022Military installation [33]
Berdsk 17 May 2022Chemical plant [34]
Zhukovsky 21 May 2022Fire at the substation in TsAGI (aviation institute) [35]
Moscow 24 May 2022Saint Peter and Paul Church [36] [37]
Moscow 3 June 2022Grand Setun Plaza Building, business center with Pension Fund of Russia offices [38]
Komsomolsk-on-Amur 4 June 2022 Rosgvardia (National Guard of the Russian Federation) building [39]
Sarov, Nizhny Novgorod 8 June 2022 Rosatom (Nuclear) Institute of Digital Technologies [40]
Sergiyev Posad 8 June 2022 Zagorsk Optical-Mechanical Plant warehouse (optical, thermal & night-vision sighting systems) [41]
Vladivostok 8 June 2022Military enlistment office [42]
Ust-Luga 10 June 2022"Factor" timber terminal [43] owned by oligarch Ramis Deberdeyev
near Gulevka11 June 2022Druzhba pipeline [44]
Angarsk 23 June 2022LPG station (liquefied petroleum gas station) [45] 0
Moscow 3 July 2022 Residential skyscraper [46]
near Moscow 3 August 2022 e-commerce warehouse [47] 1
Volokolamsk 12 September 2022Plastic chip depot warehouse [48]
Novokuznetsk 26 September 2022Steel plant owned by Putin ally Roman Abramovich [49] 0
Moscow 9 October 2022Television and radio tower [50]
Belgorod 11 October 2022Electricity substation [51]
Ryazan 21 October 2022Gunpowder factory [52] 16
Saint Petersburg 26 October 2022Warehouse [53] 0
Stalnoi Kon16 November 2022Oil depot [54] 0
near Saint Petersburg 19 November 2022Gas pipeline [55] 0
Moscow 21 November 2022Warehouse near three railway stations [56] 5
Angarsk 27 November 2022Angarsk Petrochemical Plant (largest oil refinery in Russia) [57] 0
Surazh 29 November 2022Oil storage tank [58] 0
Perm 30 November 2022Thermal Power Plant #9 (roof of the turbine room) [59] 0
Khimki 9 December 2022 MEGA Khimki Shopping Centre, explosion and fire covering 18,000 square metres (190,000 sq ft) [60] [61] 1 [60] 55°54′40.1″N37°23′47.1″E / 55.911139°N 37.396417°E / 55.911139; 37.396417
Barnaul 9 December 2022Tyre manufacturing plant [62] 0
Moscow 10 December 2022 Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts [63] 0 55°44′48.4″N37°36′11.5″E / 55.746778°N 37.603194°E / 55.746778; 37.603194
Balashikha 12 December 2022Shopping center [64] 0 55°43′31″N37°59′14″E / 55.72528°N 37.98722°E / 55.72528; 37.98722
Nizhnekamsk 12 December 2022Synthetic rubber factory [65] 0
Saint Petersburg 13 December 2022Machine-building plant [66] 0
Angarsk 15 December 2022Angarsk Petrochemical Plant [67] 2
Vladivostok 17 December 2022Confectionery factory warehouse [68] 0
Snezhinsk 18 December 2022Shopping center [69] 0
Verkhnemarkovo, Irkutsk Oblast 18 December 2022 Oil and gas condensate field [70] 0 57°20′14″N107°03′09″E / 57.33722°N 107.05250°E / 57.33722; 107.05250
Kalinino, Chuvashia 20 December 2022 Gas pipeline [71] 3
Kurgan 20 December 2022 Kamaz auto service center [72] 0
Murmansk 22 December 2022 Admiral Kuznetsov aircraft carrier [73] 0
Moscow 23 December 2022Military base [74] 0
Murmansk 24 December 2022Supply base [75] 0
Novosibirsk 26 December 2022Warehouse [76]
Saint Petersburg 29 December 2022Warehouse [77] [78] 0
Kronstadt 30 December 2022Oil tanker [79] 0
Rostov Nuclear Power Plant 31 December 2022Transformer substation[ citation needed ]1

2023

LocationDateFacilityDeathsCoordinates
Novy Oskol 3 January 2023Military facility [80]
Saint Petersburg 5 January 2023Agricultural machinery plant [81] 2
Moscow 6 January 2023Foreign Ministry [82] 0
Barnaul 8 January 2023Shopping center [83] 0
Bratsk 9 January 2023Military enlistment office [84] [85] 0
Moscow 10 January 2023Auto service [86] 0
Ust-Ilimsk, Irkutsk Oblast10 January 2023Sosnovaya Liniya timber mill [87] 0
Moscow11 January 2023Construction site [88] 0
Saint Petersburg 12 January 2023Warehouse [89] 0
Manzherok, Altai Republic 17 January 2023Hotel [90] 0
Angarsk 21 January 2023Oil depot [91]
Kirov 25 January 2023Church [92] 0
Moscow 28 January 2023Warehouse [93]
Kstovo 7 February 2023Oil refinery [94] 0
Novoshakhtinsk 8 February 2023Oil refinery [95] 0
Yeremeytsevo, Yaroslavl Oblast 13 February 2023Pipeline [96] 0
Krasnoyarsk 13 February 2023Warehouse [97] 0
Yangiskain, Bashkortostan 13 February 2023Livestock complex [98] 0
Moscow 14 February 2023Car service station [99] 0
Kazan 14 February 2023Rubber warehouse [100]
Kolomna 14 February 2023Warehouse [101]
Magadan 17 February 2023Truck warehouse [102]
Ufa 17 February 2023Chemical plant [103] 0
Krasnoyarsk 22 February 2023Warehouse [104] 0
Moscow26 February 2023Textile plant [105] 0
Tuapse 28 February 2023Oil terminal [106] 0
Saint Petersburg 1 March 2023Warehouse [107] 0
Saint Petersburg2 March 2023Textile warehouse and office complex [108] 1
Vidnoye, Moscow Oblast 5 March 2023Coke and gas works [109]
Moscow 7 March 2023Interior Ministry building [110]
Kolyubakino, Moscow Oblast 11 March 2023Plastic production facility [111] 0
Moscow 11 March 2023 Spas TV office building [112] 0
Odintsovo 13 March 2023Warehouse[ citation needed ]0
Rostov-on-Don 16 March 2023 FSB building [113] 1
Dolgoprudny 18 March 2023Chemical plant [114] 0
Yaroslavl 23 March 2023Yaroslavl Motor Plant [115] 0
Aramil, Sverdlovsk Oblast 24 March 2023Research-and-production enterprise [116] 0
Aksay, Rostov Oblast 25 March 2023Warehouse [117] 0
Pelym, Sverdlovsk Oblast 30 March 2023Gas pipeline [118] 0
Moscow 5 April 2023 Defense ministry [119] 0
Voronezh 7 April 2023Aircraft plant [120] 0
Nakhabino, Moscow Oblast10 April 2023Auto parts warehouse [121] [122] 0
Kazan 16 April 2023Tank training ground [123] 0
Stavropol 4 May 2023Concrete production plant [124] 0
Moscow4 May 2023Administrative building [125] 0
Odintsovo30 May 2023Paper warehouse [126] 3
Novocherkasskaya, Rostov Oblast14 June 2023Power station [127] 0
Voronezh 24 June 2023Fuel depot [128] 0
Sergiyev Posad 9 August 2023Optics plant [note 1] [129] 2
Makhachkala, Dagestan 14 August 2023Fuel station [131] [132] 35
St. Petersburg3 September 2023Ruchi oil depot [133]
Krasnoyarsk4 OctoberKrasnoyarsk Aluminium Smelter [134]
Moscow26 October 2023Thermoelectric Power Plant [135]
Chelyabinsk26 November 2023Chelyabinsk Tractor Plant [136]

2024

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NASA's FIRMS detected the fire at the Vysotsk LNG terminal from 2024-05-17 23:16:00 (UTC) to 2024-05-20 00:20:00 (UTC) NASA FIRMS 2024-05-16 6days Vysotsk.gif
NASA's FIRMS detected the fire at the Vysotsk LNG terminal from 2024-05-17 23:16:00 (UTC) to 2024-05-20 00:20:00 (UTC)
LocationDateFacilityDeathsCoordinates
near St Petersburg21 January 2024Gas terminal [137]
Belgorod15 February 2024Shopping center [138] 4-6
Vysotsk 18 May 2024 LNG terminal [139] 60°37′N28°34′E / 60.61°N 28.56°E / 60.61; 28.56
Vyborg 19 May 2024Oil depot [140] 60°43′N28°44′E / 60.71°N 28.74°E / 60.71; 28.74
Moscow [141] 14 June 2024Sukhoi Design Bureau
Moscow24 June 2024Platan Research Institute [142] 8

See also

Notes

  1. ↑ Initially reported as an optics plant, [129] though the Governor of Moscow, Andrey Vorobyov, later claimed it was a pyrotechnics plant. [130]

Original Russian terms

  1. ↑ со стороны Украины, so storony Ukrainy
  2. ↑ Останови вагоны, Ostanovi vagony
  3. ↑ Останови войну!, Ostanovi voinu!

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