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RUSSIA BURNS: Ukraine Bombs Oil Refineries & Depots, Munition Hubs Struck As Zelenskyy Goes All Out
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3:57Now PlayingUkraine reportedly launched a major overnight drone offensive targeting Russia's energy and military infrastructure, including the Ilsky oil refinery in Krasnodar Krai, which caught fire after the strike. Reports say the refinery, capable of processing 138,000 barrels of oil per day, has now been targeted at least 17 times since the war began. Fires were also reported at oil depots in Rostov and Azov, while Taganrog's sea port was reportedly struck, prompting evacuations. Russia claimed its air defences intercepted 376 Ukrainian drones overnight. Kyiv has not officially commented, though it considers Russian energy infrastructure a legitimate military target.
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RUSSIA BURNS: Ukraine Bombs Oil Refineries & Depots, Munition Hubs Struck As Zelenskyy Goes All Out
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