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⚡️ Ukrainian drones are hitting oil facilities even in Siberia The strike targeted ZapSibNeftekhim — one of Russia’s largest petrochemical plants, owned by SIBUR. The facility is located in Tobolsk, Tyumen Region, more than 2,000 km from Ukraine’s border. The complex processes by-products of oil production and produces around...

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Zelensky vowed to respond after the attack on the Pechersk Lavra. Ukrainian long-range drones struck the Moscow oil refinery early morning, triggering a major fire and heavy smoke at one of Russia’s largest refining sites. The facility processes about 12.8 million tonnes of oil per year, or roughly 245,000-250,000 barrels per day, and supplies around 35-40% of fuel consumed in Moscow and the surrounding region. #Russia

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