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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that Ukrainian military forces launched strikes on two Russian oil refineries during the night, specifically targeting the Slavyansk facility located in Krasnodar and another facility in Yaroslavl. According to Kyiv, these locations are approximately 300 kilometers from the frontline and about 700 kilometers within Russian territory. Russian authorities reported incidents of fires, compromised power lines, damage to a gas pipeline, and nearby residential areas, resulting in one fatality and one injury. Moscow asserted that 213 drones were intercepted overnight. These attacks reflect Ukraine's ongoing strategy to challenge Russia's energy and military supply chains.
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00:00Ukraine says it has struck two Russian oil refineries overnight.
00:03President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed the attacks,
00:07calling them part of Kiev's long-range pressure campaign.
00:10One target was the Slavyansk refinery in Russia's Krasnodar region.
00:15Another refinery was hit in the Yaroslavl region,
00:18much deeper inside Russian territory.
00:20Kiev says the strikes are designed to weaken Russia's fuel supply and military logistics.
00:26Officials in Krasnodar reported fires after the attack.
00:28They also said power lines, a gas pipe, and nearby homes were damaged.
00:34At least one person was killed and another was injured.
00:37Russia's defense ministry claimed it intercepted more than 200 drones overnight.
00:42But confirmed damage at energy sites shows Ukraine's strike campaign
00:46is still reaching key Russian infrastructure.
00:49For Kiev, these attacks are a way to increase pressure on Moscow
00:53without relying only on the front line.
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