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A powerful explosion has reportedly struck a key Russian logistics route deep behind the front line. Multiple fuel tankers are reported to be burning on the occupied Mariupol–Dzhankoi highway, a critical route supplying Russian forces and occupied Crimea. 🔥 Russia’s logistics network is coming under increasing pressure.

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