Russia Says Drone Hit ‘Industrial Enterprise’ Near Moscow, Kyiv Claims Hit Major Refinery
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For several days Ukraine did not send drones to Russia, at night it showed that it resumed the counterattacks. An oil refinery east of Moscow was hit. A large fire broke, smoke clouds were seen for miles.
Moscow declared an industrial company injured while Kiev reported hitting a major oil refinery, and the Russian Ministry of Defence stated that it had targeted a Ukrainian train station and cargo vessel, amid Kiev's announcement to drop 371 Russian marches and fall injured.
Russia says drone hit ‘industrial enterprise’ near Moscow, Kyiv claims hit major refinery
Russia announced that a drone hit an industrial area near Moscow, while Ukraine claimed responsibility for targeting a major refinery in the region. No casualties were reported.
Sources familiar with the attack informed the Bloomberg news agency about the impact of Ukrainian drones, a circumstance that was not officially confirmed either by the Russian authorities or by the refinery parent company Rosneft PJSC, advanced the news agency Europa Press (EP).
An industrial plant east of Moscow was hit Sunday in a Ukrainian drone strike, Russian authorities said. Ukrainian media reported that a fire broke out at a refinery.
A drone strike about 400 kilometers east of Moscow hit an industrial plant, Russian authorities said. They later said they were investigating the incident as terrorism and were taking necessary steps to ensure fuel availability at gas stations in the Nizhny Novgorod region, according to state news agency TASS. Ukraine, on the other hand, says it hit a major oil refinery.
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