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Ukrainian Drones Hit Russia's Largest Refinery, Halting Operations in Western Siberia
The July 6 attack on the Omsk facility forced a halt in operations. Lines formed at gas stations in Moscow days later amid broader strikes on fuel infrastructure.
Jul 18, 8:15 PM·1m read1 source
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Ukrainian drones struck the Omsk refinery in Western Siberia on July 6, forcing Russia's largest refinery to halt operations, Le Monde reported. The facility lies about 2,800 kilometers from Kyiv. " The strike marked the deepest Ukrainian attack yet on Russian energy infrastructure.
People queued at a gas station in Moscow on July 10. Ukrainian forces have targeted refineries, fuel depots and tankers across Russia, Le Monde reported, producing lines at pumps nationwide, higher prices and growth in the black market. The Russian government has not identified a quick solution to the resulting fuel shortages.
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