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Drones Target Russian City With Three Rosneft Oil Refineries

Drones Target Russian City With Three Rosneft Oil Refineries
Bloomberg Markets Thursday 25 June 2026, 09:22 UTC By Alaric Nightingale 1 min read
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Drones Target Russian City With Three Rosneft Oil Refineries A swarm of drones struck the Russian city of Ufa, home to three oil refineries owned by the country’s top oil producer, Rosneft PJSC, causing a fire in the local industrial area. “Drone debris fell in the industrial area,” regional governor Radiy Khabirov said in a Telegram statement. There were no injuries and all “the facilities are operating normally,” he said, adding that the attack was repelled.

Drones Target Russian City With Three Rosneft Oil Refineries A swarm of drones struck the Russian city of Ufa, home to three oil refineries owned by the country’s top oil producer, Rosneft PJSC, causing a fire in the local industrial area. “Drone debris fell in the industrial area,” regional governor Radiy Khabirov said in a Telegram statement. There were no injuries and all “the facilities are operating normally,” he said, adding that the attack was repelled.
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