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🚨 Drone strike hits major US-Saudi refinery A drone has struck the Samref oil refinery in western Saudi Arabia, crashing into an object on the facility's grounds. The Saudi Defense Ministry confirmed the incident and stated that damage is currently being assessed. 🔸 One of the region's largest refineries...

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🚨🇷🇺🇺🇦 UKRAINIAN LONG-RANGE DRONES SET ONE OF RUSSIA’S BIGGEST OIL REFINERIES ON FIRE, AGAIN Russia’s massive Yaroslavl Oil Refinery, located over 700 km (435 miles) northeast of the Ukrainian border, is now burning after a long-range drone strike, with at least one major section of the complex fully engulfed. This isn’t just any refinery… It’s one of the largest in the country, key to Russia’s domestic fuel supply and military logistics. Ukraine has not officially claimed responsibility, consistent with its policy on deep strikes, but multiple outlets attribute it to Kyiv's ongoing campaign against Russian energy infrastructure. The refinery has a processing capacity of roughly 15 million tons of crude oil per year and ranks fifth nationwide in primary oil refining volume. The facility was also previously reported to have caught fire following a drone strike on October 31. So Kyiv isn’t just hitting symbolic targets, it’s systematically targeting the lifeblood of Russia’s war machine. The message? If you bomb Ukraine’s cities, don’t expect your refineries, ports, or pipelines to stay quiet. Source: Polymarket Intel, United24 Media
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🚨🇷🇺🇺🇦 UKRAINIAN LONG-RANGE DRONES SET ONE OF RUSSIA’S BIGGEST OIL REFINERIES ON FIRE, AGAIN Russia’s massive Yaroslavl Oil Refinery, located over 700 km (435 miles) northeast of the Ukrainian border, is now burning after a long-range drone strike, with at least one major section of the complex fully engulfed. This isn’t just any refinery… It’s one of the largest in the country, key to Russia’s domestic fuel supply and military logistics. Ukraine has not officially claimed responsibility, consistent with its policy on deep strikes, but multiple outlets attribute it to Kyiv's ongoing campaign against Russian energy infrastructure. The refinery has a processing capacity of roughly 15 million tons of crude oil per year and ranks fifth nationwide in primary oil refining volume. The facility was also previously reported to have caught fire following a drone strike on October 31. So Kyiv isn’t just hitting symbolic targets, it’s systematically targeting the lifeblood of Russia’s war machine. The message? If you bomb Ukraine’s cities, don’t expect your refineries, ports, or pipelines to stay quiet. Source: Polymarket Intel, United24 Media

Mario Nawfal

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