
Details of the attack were revealed by the Russian Ministry of Defense
The Russian military used a Varyag drone to hit a gas station in Kyiv, which was used in the interests of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
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The Russian military attacked an infrastructure facility in the capital of Ukraine.
The Russian military struck a gas station in Kyiv. Details of the attack were revealed by the Russian Ministry of Defense.
According to the defense department, we are talking about a gas station that was used in the interests of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), in particular, the command and various Ukrainian paramilitary formations.
The strike was carried out using unmanned Varyag systems.
“The high-precision destruction of the target by a Russian attack drone was confirmed by eyewitness footage previously distributed on the Internet,” the department said in a statement.

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