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Moscow’s Biggest Oil Refinery Near Kremlin Hit Again as Drone Raid Sparks Fires Across Russian Capital
Ukrainian drones struck Moscow's Oil Refinery for the second time in a week, causing multiple fires at a facility supplying 40% of the city's fuel. Russian officials reported intercepting 137 drones during a three-hour attack, with some reaching key targets, while fires also occurred at shopping centers and an oil depot in Rostov region.
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