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What is now happening at the viral Moscow refinery whose ‘roof flew off’ in a blast in June? (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,630)
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- Ukraine Says It Hit Oil Refinery in Russia’s Urals Region Bloomberg.com · 26d ago
- Ukrainian attack shuts Russia's Orsk refinery for months, causing fuel problems Reuters · 26d ago
- At least 22 killed after Ukraine strikes Tatarstan; Russia hits Ukraine upi.com · 26d ago
- What is now happening at the viral Moscow refinery whose ‘roof flew off’ in a blast in June? (Ukraine Battlefield update, Day 1,630) euobserver.com · 26d ago broke it first
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