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Huge escalation: Drones strike Tobolsk, Siberia—deep inside Russian territory. This isn't just any plant; it’s ZapSibNeftekhim. 📍 2,100km from the border 💰 $9.5B investment 🏗️ 2.5M tonnes of polymers/year If Siberia isn't safe, nowhere is.🇺🇦💪

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