Oil refineries reportedly burning in multiple Russian regions following Ukrainian strike
Ukrainian forces targeted two of the largest oil refineries in Russia during overnight long-range strikes. These attacks occurred shortly after President Zelenskyy met with Donald Trump. Drone strikes also triggered air sirens across Penza and other regions.
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Ukraine confirmed hits on two of Russia's largest refineries and drones targeted sites in Penza.
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Ukraine Strikes Two Major Russian Oil Refineries
confidence 90%Ukrainian forces targeted two of the largest oil refineries in Russia during overnight long-range strikes. These attacks occurred shortly after President Zelenskyy met with Donald Trump. Drone strikes also triggered air sirens across Penza and other regions.
What's confirmed:
- Ukrainian forces hit two of Russia's biggest oil refineries overnight.
- The strikes followed a meeting between President Zelenskyy and Donald Trump.
Still unconfirmed:
- A Wildberries sorting centre in Penza is ablaze.
- Ukrainian drones struck logistics hubs and industrial sites in Penza.
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Ukraine Targets Russian Oil Refineries in Long-Range Drone Strikes
confidence 90%Ukrainian forces launched drone attacks against several Russian energy facilities, including refineries in Krasnodar Krai and Yaroslavl Oblast. Strikes also hit the Vtorovo station and a refinery in Moscow. Russian authorities reported at least two deaths following a strike on a major southern refinery.
What's confirmed:
- Ukraine struck oil refineries in Yaroslavl Oblast and Krasnodar Krai.
- The Slavyansk oil refinery was targeted in drone strikes.
- Drone attacks hit a Moscow oil refinery.
- The Vtorovo station supplying fuel to Moscow was struck by Ukraine's Security Service.
- Russian authorities reported at least two people were killed after a drone attack on a major southern refinery.
Still unconfirmed:
- A Moscow oil refinery hit by drones is unlikely to resume production this year.
- The NORSI refinery halted operations after a drone attack.
- Social media footage purports to show flames and smoke from storage tanks at the Slavyansk refinery.