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Russia-Ukraine War: Kyiv Drone Strike Sparks Fire At Russian Oil Terminal In Novorossiysk
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3:39Now PlayingFalling debris from drones triggered a fire at an oil terminal in Russia's Black Sea port of Novorossiysk and two people were injured, officials said early on Saturday. The General Headquarters of southern Krasnodar Region said in a post on Telegram that several technical and administrative buildings had caught fire. Debris had also fallen on the facility's oil storage terminal, it said. The headquarters said emergency services were working at the scene. The injured men had been in the street when the drones hit the port and they were being treated in hospital.
According to Russia's Defence Ministry, air defences shot down 365 drones over 15 regions, as well as over the Azov and Black seas, between 2000 Moscow time (1700 GMT) on Friday and 0900 Moscow time on Saturday. Ukraine has intensified medium- and long-range drone attacks in recent months, focusing on oil facilities and aiming to disrupt industry revenue that helps Moscow fund the war with Ukraine. Some attacks in central Russia and the Ural Mountains have been at least 1,500 km (900 miles) from Ukraine's border.
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