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UAV incidentRussia
Drones struck a refinery in Kirishi and sparked a fire
Overnight on 9 November, drones struck the KINEF oil refinery in Kirishi, Leningrad Oblast, sparking a fire. Governor Alexander Drozdenko reported hits in the industrial zone and later said the fire had been contained.
Sources
Bulgarian News Agency (BTA) · bta.bg
Украински дрон предизвика пожар в нефтопреработвателен завод в района на Кириши в Ленинградска област, заяви областният губернаторNews agencyMeduza · meduza.io
Ukrainian drones strike Russia’s Leningrad region, sparking fire at one of the country’s largest oil refineriesVerified mediaClub Z · clubz.bg
Масирана украинска атака срещу Санкт Петербург, гори една от най-големите руски рафинерииVerified mediaMediapool · mediapool.bg
Украйна нанесе удар по един от най-големите руски петролни заводи край Санкт ПетербургVerified media
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