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Ukrainian Drones Strike One of Western Siberia’s Largest Oil Refineries Nearly 2,000 km From Border

Ukrainian drone strikes have targeted a major oil refinery in Western Siberia, nearly 2,000 kilometers from the border.

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Ukrainian drones have struck the Tyumen oil refinery in Western Siberia, resulting in fires at the facility and a platform. Reports indicate the strike occurred despite the use of anti-drone netting at the site.

Coverage from outlets including gCaptain, Barron’s, France 24, Ukrainska Pravda, Kyiv Post, Bloomberg, and UNITED24 Media highlights the significant distance of the strike from the Ukrainian border. Reports also note that the Kazakh leader has addressed Vladimir Putin regarding the conclusion of the war.

Future updates are expected to clarify the extent of the damage to the refinery's infrastructure. Coverage does not yet specify the operational status of the facility following the fires.

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Where did the drone strikes occur?

The strikes targeted the Tyumen oil refinery in Western Siberia.

How far is the refinery from the Ukrainian border?

The facility is located nearly 2,000 kilometers from the border.

Did the refinery have defensive measures in place?

Yes, coverage indicates the facility was equipped with anti-drone nets.

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