Russian Forces Target Ukrainian Energy and Oil Infrastructure
The Russian Defence Ministry announced strikes on Ukrainian energy and oil facilities, targeting areas supporting long-range drones and military fuel storage. The attacks, involving air force, drones, artillery, and missiles, hit 145 locations. Reuters has not verified this report.

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The Russian Defence Ministry announced on Monday that its forces executed strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure and oil industry sectors. The ministry stated these attacks targeted strategic locations including storage and launch sites for Ukraine's long-range drones.
According to the statement, the offensive was conducted using the Russian Air Force, drones, artillery, and missiles. The operation specifically aimed at fuel storage facilities that support the Ukrainian military, along with temporary deployment sites for Ukrainian forces across 145 different areas.
At this time, Reuters has been unable to independently verify the details of the battlefield claims made by the Russian Defence Ministry.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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