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Ukrainian drones reportedly target oil infrastructure in Siberia, over 2,000 km away from frontline
Officials from Russia's Tyumen Oblast claimed on Telegram that three Ukrainian drones were shot down over an "industrial facility" in the city, adding that no fire, casualties, or explosions occurred amid the attack.
One of Russia's biggest oil refineries halts most productive unit after drone attack, Reuters reports
The CDU-6 unit has a capacity of 160,000 barrels per day — around 40% of the refinery’s total output. According to Reuters, repairs may take around a month.
Ukraine investigating execution of 322 POWs by Russia, prosecutors say
According to the statement, 263 Ukrainian soldiers were executed on the battlefield, while 59 others were killed in the 2022 Olenivka prison explosion in the occupied part of Donetsk Oblast.
Over 100,000 Western-made parts found in drones, missiles used in Russian recent mass attack, Zelensky says
The components were reportedly manufactured by companies based in the U.S., China, Taiwan, the U.K., Germany, Switzerland, Japan, South Korea, and the Netherlands.
Russian drone hits maternity hospital in Sumy
Everyone managed to take shelter in time, and no casualties were reported. The fire has since been extinguished by first responders.
Dutch, Lithuanian prime ministers visit Kyiv as security concerns grow across Europe
Both leaders began their trips by honoring fallen Ukrainian soldiers at Kyiv's Wall of Remembrance.
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