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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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Another blow to Russia's oil industry🔥🔥🔥 Ukraine has knocked the YANOS refinery in Yaroslavl offline after a drone strike damaged a key crude-processing unit. The refinery has halted crude oil processing. YANOS is one of Russia’s major refineries located only about 250 km from Moscow. Another critical piece of Russia’s fuel infrastructure is burning so hard 🧐🔥🔥🔥

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