Drone war: Woman and toddler killed in Russian attack in Ukraine: While Russia launched further attacks on Dnipro, Moscow reported Ukrainian drone attacks on the ...
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Drone war: Woman and toddler killed in Russian attack in Ukraine
Smoke rises: Ukraine attacks oil refinery in the Samara region of the Volga: Ukraine continues its attacks against Russian oil refineries. Now a facility in the ...
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Smoke rises: Ukraine attacks oil refinery in the Samara region of the ...
Key FactsUkraine Strikes Key Oil Refinery in Volga Region
Jul 12, 2026 · Reading time: ~45 sec.
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  • Ukrainian drone strikes ignited large fires and damaged the Sysran oil refinery in Russia’s Samara region.

  • One man was killed and three others, including a child, sustained injuries, with residential buildings also harmed.

  • The refinery, capable of processing 8.5 million tons, ceased operations in May after multiple assaults.

  • These attacks have led to fuel shortages in Russia, resulting in long queues at gas stations.
  • Three people were injured, including a child.
    — Governor Wjatscheslaw Fedorischtschew, regarding the Ukrainian drone attack on the Sysran oil refinery in the Samara region
Ukraine War as a springboard for military officers: "Age of Heroes" program shapes Putin's new elite
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Ukraine War as a springboard for military officers:
Ukraine attacks Russian oil industry with drones: The Syzran oil refinery in the Samara region is said to be on fire. Ukraine also reports having shot down a ...
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Ukraine attacks Russian oil industry with drones
Ukraine attacks Russian oil facilities with drones: According to reports on social media, there have been explosions at oil processing plants following Ukrainian ...
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Ukraine attacks Russian oil facilities with drones
Key FactsUkraine Executes Large-Scale Drone Strikes on Russian Sites
Aug 2, 2025 · Reading time: ~45 sec.
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  • Since March 2024, Ukraine has conducted multiple drone attacks targeting oil processing plants in the Russian regions of Samara, Pensa, and Ryazan.

  • Local authorities confirmed at least three fatalities from the strikes, including a woman in Pensa and a man in Rostov.

  • Explosions at an oil facility near Samara also led to temporary suspension of airport operations due to drone threats.

  • Russia’s Defense Ministry reported shooting down over 100 Ukrainian drones, without providing details on further damage or casualties.
  • The Ukrainian leadership has repeatedly stated during the ongoing invasion lasting more than three years that it aims to target military logistics in the Russian hinterland with drone strikes.
    — This statement comes from the Ukrainian leadership and describes the strategy of the Ukrainian drone attacks.
Reports of explosions after Ukrainian drone strikes: Russia continues to feel the effects of Kiev's counterattacks in response to its war of aggression against ...
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Reports of explosions after Ukrainian drone strikes
Exclusive: Russia's Kuibyshev oil refinery at a standstill after drone attack last week
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Exclusive: Russia's Kuibyshev oil refinery at a standstill after drone ...
Blast rocks railway bridge in Russia's Samara region - RIA: A railway bridge near the Russian city of Samara has been rocked by a blast, the RIA news agency ...
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Blast rocks railway bridge in Russia's Samara region - RIA
Key FactsUkraine Blows Up Railway Bridge in Russia
Mar 4, 2024 · Reading time: ~30 sec.
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  • Ukraine claimed responsibility for blowing up a railway bridge in southwest Russia used by Moscow for transporting 'military cargo'.

  • The bridge blast in Russia's Samara region on Monday, March 4, 2024, is the latest in a series of explosions targeting Russia's rail network, which Ukraine alleges is utilized by Moscow for moving troops and equipment for its invasion.

  • Russia's railway operator stated that 'an intervention by non-authorised persons' caused the explosion, leading to the suspension of rail traffic in that section.

  • A Russian drone strike on an apartment block in the southern Ukrainian city of Odesa resulted in at least 10 casualties, including a four-month-old baby and a two-year-old, confirmed Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Repression against critics: Even remorse doesn't help in Russia: The Eduard Scharlot case shows how sensitive those in power in Moscow are to critics ...
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Repression against critics: Even remorse doesn't help in Russia