


Ukrainian Drones Target Russian Oil Refineries Amid Intensified Conflict
Ukrainian drones strike major Russian oil refineries, disrupting supply lines as conflict escalates ahead of potential peace talks.
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Overview
In recent days, Ukrainian long-range drones have attacked critical oil refineries across Russia, including the Volgograd facility. The operations aim to weaken Russia’s military supply lines as the conflict continues amid preparations for possible peace negotiations. Ukrainian officials reported significant damage to these sites, which play a key role in Russia's military efforts. Despite claims of intercepted drones by Russian defense, the effectiveness of these strikes raises questions about Russia’s internal security amid ongoing warfare. This strategy is part of Ukraine's broader approach to retaliate against Russian incursions as the war approaches its third anniversary.
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