Ukrainian Drones Strike Omsk Oil Refinery Deep in Siberia

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Ukrainian drones targeted Russia's Omsk oil refinery, its largest, located 2,700km from Ukraine.
The attack, confirmed by local authorities, occurred before a Nato summit.
Russia claimed most drones were destroyed, with no casualties.

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Ukrainian drones targeted Russia's Omsk oil refinery, its largest, located 2,700km from Ukraine. The attack, confirmed by local authorities, occurred before a Nato summit. Russia claimed most drones were destroyed, with no casualties. President Zelenskyy hailed it as a significant achievement, extending Ukraine's strike capability to Siberia.

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