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Ukrainian Drones Hit Russia's Largest Oil Terminal
Ukrainian drones caused fires and halted shipments at Russia's largest oil terminal, potentially costing over $40 million daily and disrupting key export revenues.
- Russia experienced a significant drone attack on September 12, targeting areas including Moscow and Leningrad Oblast, according to Russian officials and media reports.
- The Russian Defense Ministry claimed that 221 Ukrainian drones were intercepted overnight across the country.
- Regional Governor Alexander Drozdenko reported that the attack caused fires at Primorsk Port and a Lukoil facility, but no casualties occurred.
- St. Petersburg's Pulkovo Airport closed due to the drone threat, disrupting or canceling nearly 50 flights, as stated by local authorities.
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Ukraine continues its attacks on Russian oil plants: a complex in Ufa was hit, a port in Primorsk was paralyzed.
A Ukrainian drone crashed on Saturday on one of Russia's largest oil refining complexes, 1,400 km from the Ukrainian border, causing a fire.
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A Ukrainian drone crashed on Saturday on one of Russia's largest oil refining complexes, causing a fire there, a Russian official announced. ...
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vosgesmatin.frA Ukrainian drone hit one of Russia's largest oil refining complexes on Saturday in the Bashkortostan region.
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