Zelensky says Ukraine struck Russian oil refineries and drone facilities
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said on September 7 that Ukrainian forces struck oil refineries in Russia's Ryazan, Perm, and Tatarstan regions, as well as drone storage and launch facilities in Kursk region and a target in the Black Sea. He said the strikes were a fair response to Russian attacks.
Key Facts
- Zelensky said Ukrainian forces struck an oil refinery in Russia's Ryazan region.
- Long-range strikes targeted oil refineries in Perm region and Tatarstan.
- A facility in Kursk region where attack drones were stored and launched was hit.
- A target in the Black Sea was also struck.
Strike Claims
Zelensky announced the strikes on his social media accounts on September 7. He said the Ukrainian army continues to respond fairly to Russian attacks. The Ryazan oil refinery was among the targets hit.
Targeted Facilities
Long-range strikes were carried out against oil refineries in Perm region and Tatarstan. In Kursk region, a facility used for storing and launching attack drones was struck. A target in the Black Sea was also hit, according to Zelensky.
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