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🚨🇺🇦🇷🇺 A Russian refinery in Perm is reportedly burning after a Ukrainian drone strike Perm is deep in the Urals, more than 1,000 miles from Ukrainian territory. Ukraine says it has already wrecked 45% of Russia's refining capacity, which forced Moscow to ban most diesel exports and keep the... show more

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R.FreedomWaves8 days ago

We all know that Zelenskyy is controlled by the corrupt global elite and is doing what he is told to do which in this case is keep destroying oil refineries through the US mid term elections so it keeps the price higher to hurt President Trump.

Lockwood Ingersoll8 days ago

It conveniently serves the european green agenda and he already sent more than 1 million ukrainians as fodder on the battlefield. Hypocrisy is the worse trait of character ever.

Rusty8 days ago

Our tax dollars to Mr. Actor Zelensky contributing for our expensive gas prices...hmm...interesting.

Global OSINT8 days ago

Additional visuals from the Russian oil refinery in the city of Perm was targeted by Ukrainian drones. A fire is now burning at the refinery.

Laukik Patel8 days ago

Looks like something is about to give, the world cannot keep this much disruption up for too much longer!

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