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Ukrainian drones strike Sevastopol museum and key Russian oil refineries
The multiday campaign has killed a rail worker, closed the bombed Chongar road bridge and caused a fuel crisis
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kyivpost.com
Mainland Cut Off: Ukrainian Drone Campaign Damages Strategic Chongar Bridge to Crimea
Russian occupation authorities were forced to close key transit points linking Kherson region to Crimea after a drone strike damaged the bridge deck at the Chongar crossing.
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kyivindependent.com
Oil depots, substations reportedly set ablaze in occupied Crimea, Mariupol, western Russia following Ukrainian drone strikes
Ukraine's military reportedly launched another onslaught of middle strikes on Russian and Russian-occupied regions overnight on June 8, striking multiple oil depots and electrical…
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newsbytesapp.com
Ukraine strikes oil depots, substations in Russia, Russian-occupied regions
Ukrainian military drone strikes reportedly hit oil depots and electrical substations overnight on June 8, causing fires in occupied Crimea, Mariupol, and western Russia.
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nbcnews.com
Ukrainian strikes set off fires at oil facilities in Russia and Crimea
Russia’s Defense Ministry said its forces shot down 310 Ukrainian drones overnight into Monday, including over the Moscow region, western and southwestern Russia, Russian-occupied…
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euronews.com
Ukrainian strikes start fires at oil facilities in Russia and Crimea
Daily Russian attacks have intensified in recent months and Ukraine has hit back with its own drone strikes further into Russian territory, saying these are mainly against…
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Empty Shelves, Fuel Rationing Hit Occupied Crimea as Ukraine Pressures Russian Logistics
The worsening food shortages come on top of a fuel crisis that Kyiv Post previously reported had spread across the peninsula after intensified Ukrainian strikes on Russian supply…
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Chonhar Bridge struck in occupied Kherson Oblast as Ukraine steps up pressure on Russian logistics routes in Crimea
This is the second time in the past three days that the bridge has been closed, following an overnight strike on June 7 involving Ukrainian FP-2 and Behemot drones.
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m.economictimes.com
Drones hit historic museum in Russia-annexed Crimea as officials alter train schedule - The Economic Times
Ukrainian drones struck a historic museum in Sevastopol and targeted Russian energy infrastructure. Authorities reduced nighttime train services due to intensifying air attacks.…
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aljazeera.com
Ukrainian drones strike Sevastopol museum and key Russian oil refineries
The multiday campaign has killed a rail worker, closed the bombed Chongar road bridge and caused a fuel crisis
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Ukraine strikes occupied Mariupol port, Russia’s key oil refineries
Ukrainian drones hit historic museum in annexed Crimea, port in occupied Mariupol and oil refineries deep in Russia.
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themoscowtimes.com
Ukrainian Drone Attacks Damage Russian Industrial Sites - The Moscow Times
Ukraine launched a sweeping wave of overnight air attacks targeting infrastructure, industrial facilities and other sites across several Russian regions and annexed Crimea,…
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independent.co.uk
Residents in Crimea forced to ration fuel after Ukrainian drone attacks
Russia is facing almost daily Ukrainian attacks on its oil infrastructure
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thehindu.com
Ukraine launches long-range strikes on military, energy sites in Russia
Ukraine conducts long-range strikes on Russian military and energy sites, intensifying the conflict amid ongoing tensions.
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Major Russian Refinery Burns After Drone Strike as Explosions Reported Across Crimea
Russian officials reported casualties, damaged homes and infrastructure as overnight attacks hit energy and military-linked sites.
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thestar.com
Ukraine hits fuel supplies to Crimea, sparking a fuel crisis on the Russian-held peninsula
Ukrainian drone strikes on refineries, depots and pipelines. Tanker trucks attacked and left ablaze along the land corridor from Russia to Crimea. Motorists waiting in long lines…