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Russian Firefighters Extinguish Sochi Oil Depot Blaze After Ukrainian Drone Attack, Authorities Say
(Reuters) -A Ukrainian drone attack caused two oil tanks to catch fire at an oil depot in Sochi in southern Russia but the blazes were later extinguished, local authorities said on Sunday. Veniamin Kondratyev, the governor of the surrounding Krasnodar region, said more than 120 firefighters were deployed.
Over 100 firefighters rushed to tackle a blaze at an oil depot in Sochi, Russia, after Ukraine launched an overnight drone ...
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Russia-Ukraine war: Frontline update as of August 3
PM Kyiv time on August 3, there were 153 combat clashes along the front line during the past 24 hours. Russian attacks were ...
Ukraine's 4th Rapid Reaction Brigade of the National Guard, dubbed "Rubizh," has just shared video of a large quadcopter ...
More than three years into Russia's full-scale invasion, Ukrainians across the country retreat each night to bomb shelters ...
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Ukraine war latest: 16 killed, record number of children injured in Russia’s massive attack on Kyiv
Key developments on July 31: * 16 killed, record number of children injured in Russia’s massive attack on Kyiv * Trump sets ...
Early on July 31, Ukraine’s Air Force intercepted and electronically neutralized 208 drones and three cruise missiles; ...
A site hosting Iranian drones was among facilities struck overnight by Ukraine, according to its General Staff.
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