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Ukraine has experienced one of the most massive ballistic missile and drone attacks since 2022. From the capital Kyiv to the Black Sea, the conflict has reached a new level of intensity.

​In this video, we break down:

​The scale of the Russian ballistic strike on Kyiv and Kharkiv.

​Why Ukraine is hitting back at Russian oil depots and the 'shadow fleet' tankers.

​The strategic importance of these fuel facilities in financing the war.

​Stay updated with the latest from the conflict zone.

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00:00Ukraine has experienced a new wave of intense strikes.
00:03Russia has launched a major attack involving ballistic missiles and drones across several
00:08cities. According to officials, at least eight people have been killed and dozens injured.
00:15Strikes were reported in Kiev, Kharkiv, Zepharizhya, and Sumy. President Zelenskyy has described this
00:22as one of the most significant ballistic attacks since the full-scale invasion began in 2022.
00:28In response, the Ukrainian military has targeted Russian infrastructure.
00:33Drone strikes were carried out against oil depots in the Stavropol region and Russian oil tankers in
00:38the Black Sea. Ukraine maintains that these facilities are key to financing Russia's war
00:44effort. The situation remains tense. While air defense systems in Kiev and other regions
00:51successfully intercepted dozens of missiles and drones, the threat of further attacks continues.
00:57President Zelenskyy has once again emphasized that acquiring additional ballistic missile
01:01interceptors from Western allies is a top priority.
01:04For further updates on this developing situation, stay with us.

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