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Long-range drone attacks launched by Ukraine against Russian oil refineries are causing fuel shortages, restrictions on the sale of petrol and long lines in service stations located hundreds of kilometres from the combat zones. According to estimates by independent analysts quoted by The Wall Street Journal, the recent wave of attacks left more than 20% of the country's refining capacity inoperable. Last week Ukrainian drones repeatedly hit one …
Last week, Ukraine attacked the Moscow Petroleum Refinery in Capotna twice in three days and took similar strikes to a new level. On 18 June, drones struck the second key installation of the largest NPP in the capital and the oil and petroleum storage tank park. The damage from the attacks could be higher than in previous strikes and the repair would take longer. Sergei Vakulenko, Senior Researcher at the Carnegie Center for Russian and Eurasia …
Kremlin Warns NATO of a “Devastating Response” After the Largest Ukrainian Drone Attack on Moscow
Moscow’s Foreign Ministry warned on June 18 that any North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) attack on Russia would trigger a "decisive and devastating" retaliation, according to officials. The warning followed what Russian authorities described as the largest Ukrainian drone attack on Moscow in years, with more than 200 drones intercepted by Russian air defense systems. Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova stated that any NATO aggress…
The petrol shortage is only increasing following the USS strikes at the Moscow Refinery in Capotna last week.
Moscow residents complain after Ukraine attacks oil refinery
Specks of black oil have rained down on part of Moscow after a refinery was hit during the largest Ukrainian attack since the start of the full-scale war, with close to 200 drones fired towards the Russian capital. Columns of thick smoke billowed high into the sky and 17 people were wounded in the Moscow region, according to local governor Andrei Vorobyov. Residents in the south-east of Moscow region told the BBC that a fine drizzle had left “un…
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