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Ukraine says it hit Russia's largest oil refinery

The Ukrainian military said on Thursday it had struck Russia's largest oil refinery, some 2,500 km (1,550 miles) from Ukraine, deep in Siberia. The refinery, which is in Omsk and is operated by Gazpromneft, was last attacked in July. Ukraine's General Staff did not provide details about the impact of the attack in its statement on social media but said the refinery was supplying fuel to the…

Ukraine says it hit Russia's largest oil refinery

Ukraine has claimed responsibility for striking Russia's largest oil refinery, located in Omsk, Siberia, according to a report by Reuters-Yonhap. The refinery, operated by Gazpromneft, is situated approximately 2,500 km (1,550 miles) from Ukraine. The Ukrainian military, through its General Staff, confirmed the attack on social media but did not provide further details regarding the impact.

The refinery had previously been targeted in July and was forced to halt operations temporarily following that strike. Omsk region governor Vitaly Khotsenko announced that an industrial zone had been targeted by a drone, although no additional specifics were provided. Ukraine, currently facing heavy missile and drone attacks from Russia, has intensified its own campaign of long-range drone strikes aimed at raising the financial burden on Moscow from sustaining the war.

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