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Russian oil facilities hit as Ukraine launches cross-border strikes

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Ukraine hits key targets in southern Russia and near its border causing fires at oil facilities and infrastructure damage. Attacks affect heating systems and industrial areas while oil transit remains uninterrupted

Ukrainian forces struck multiple targets in Russia causing fires and damage to infrastructure (a clear shift in cross-border operations)

Bogomaz reported that Ukrainian drones hit Bryansk region where fires broke-out at production sites. The attack involved 14 drones which targeted oil-related facilities; however the nearby Druzhba pipeline wasnt affected. Kazakhstanʼs oil shipments – about 130000 tons planned for this month – continue without issues

The strike on Taganrog port damaged industrial buildings and affected local infrastructure. Svetlana Kambulova stated that heating got cut off in 27 apartment-blocks due to boiler-room damage: this impacted many local residents

Last month Ukraine used US-made ATACMS missiles for cross-border operations. Since then Russia claims it shot down at least 15 of these weapons. The attacks come as part of wider military developments in the two-and-half-year long conflict that started when Russia moved its troops into Ukraine

  • Oil depot fires reported by local media
  • Multiple cars damaged at port area
  • Heating systems affected in residential zones
  • Pipeline operations remain stable

The war moves into what experts call its most complex phase – with Russian forces showing increased activity while Western countries re-think their support strategies

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