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A second wave of Ukrainian long-range kamikaze drones slammed into an already-burning Russian fuel storage facility near the Azov Sea port city of Rostov early on Friday morning .
Local media and chat groups reported at least two further blasts having taken place at the Rostreserv petroleum products storage site, near the village of Proletarsk .
The state-owned facility with a total of 78 storage tanks holding diesel, lubricants, gasoline and aviation fuel.
The initial Ukrainian drone attack on Aug. 19 set around eight of the 78 -fuel storage reservoirs at the facility ablaze.
Crimea has become almost totally dependent on mainland Russia for supplies of food, fuel and water.
Pro-Ukraine military information site Krymsky Veter ( Crimea Wind ) reported on Friday that prices for high-quality 95 octane gasoline had spiked two percent overnight .
Lower-cost auto fuel had run out at some filling stations in Simferopol , the Crimea regional capital.
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