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Ukraine Blasts Russian ‘Disinformation’ Over Alleged Attacks on Civilian Sites
Ukraine’s General Staff dismissed Russian claims that Ukrainian strikes hit civilian infrastructure in occupied territory, calling them manipulative. Kyiv said its forces targeted military facilities, including a headquarters of Russia’s Rubikon drone unit near Starobilsk. Ukrainian officials described Rubikon as an elite military UAV unit involved in attacks on civilians and infrastructure.
Crimea has faced repeated logistical disruptions and fuel infrastructure pressure during Russia’s full-scale war against Ukraine, particularly after attacks targeting military and transport facilities linked to Russian forces on the occupied peninsula. Earlier on Saturday, a fire broke out at an oil terminal in Russia’s Black Sea port city of Novorossiysk, with regional officials blaming “falling drone debris.” Several technical and administrative buildings caught fire, while emergency services worked at the scene. Ukrainian media reported that the fire affected the Sheskharis terminal, one of southern Russia’s largest oil-loading facilities.
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