Ukraine says major Russian oil refinery and airfield hit, as Moscow reports eight deaths
An oil depot was also struck in Kaluga region and a drone launch site in Bryansk.Russia said eight people were killed in the Ukrainian strikes, and 635 drones shot down or intercepted. It said Tu-95MC and Tu-160 bombers were regularly using Engels to launch missile strikes against Ukraine.Saratov regional Governor Roman Busargin admitted that "a drone attack caused damage to civilian infrastructure in Saratov and Engels".
- ▪An oil depot was also struck in Kaluga region and a drone launch site in Bryansk.Russia said eight people were killed in the Ukrainian strikes, and 635 drones shot down or intercepted.
- ▪It said Tu-95MC and Tu-160 bombers were regularly using Engels to launch missile strikes against Ukraine.Saratov regional Governor Roman Busargin admitted that "a drone attack caused damage to civilian infrastructure in Saratov and Engels".
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Ukraine says major Russian oil refinery and airfield hit, as Moscow reports eight deaths Image source, Zelenskiy / OfficialImage caption, President Zelensky described the latest Ukrainian strikes as "our long-range sanctions" against Russian facilities he says finance Moscow's warByJaroslav LukivPublished2 minutes agoUkraine has said it carried out overnight strikes deep inside Russia, hitting a major oil refinery and an airfield that houses Russian strategic aviation.President Volodymyr Zelensky said the Engels airfield and the refinery, both in the Saratov region some 600km (373miles) from Ukraine's border, were hit.
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