Ukrainian Drone Hits Russian Arctic Region, Almost 3,000 Km From Border
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A Ukrainian drone hit an industrial site on Wednesday in Novy Ourengoi, Russia, 3,000 km from the border, causing a fire. A Ukrainian drone hit an industrial site in Novy Ourengoi, Russia, 3,000 km from the border, causing a fire. A Ukrainian drone hit an industrial site in Novy Ourengoi, Russia, 3,000 km from the border, causing a fire.
A Ukrainian drone caused a fire at a condensate treatment plant in New Urengoi, in the Russian Arctic region of Jamaica-Nenetia, about 3,200 kilometers from Ukraine's border, according to AFP and Kyiv Post. The Russian publication Mediazone claims that it is the longest-range attack on Russia by Ukraine...
A Ukrainian drone strike has hit an energy facility in Russia's Arctic region for the first time, Bloomberg reports. The strike caused a fire at an industrial site in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, but there were no reports of injuries. The region is a center for Russian natural gas production, where Gazprom and Novatek both operate major facilities.
Ukrainian forces have launched their most far-reaching strike against Russia, with drones reaching the region where 80 percent of Russia's gas is produced for the first time, media reports say.
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The Russian media outlet Mediazona reported the attack was the longest-range on Russia since Moscow launched its Ukraine offensive in 2022.
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