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Energy Major Russian Oil Hub on Fire After Strike, NASA Data Show A major Russian crude-pumping station and storage site in the Volga region could be on fire, according to NASA satellite imagery, as Ukraine resumed strikes against Moscow’s oil assets. An image from NASA’s Fire Information for Resource Management System taken on Monday shows a relatively fresh heat anomaly — potentially indicating fires — at the Samara station several miles from the city with the same name. Samara is about...

Energy Major Russian Oil Hub on Fire After Strike, NASA Data Show A major Russian crude-pumping station and storage site in the Volga region could be on fire, according to NASA satellite imagery, as Ukraine resumed strikes against Moscow’s oil assets. An image from NASA’s Fire Information for Resource Management System taken on Monday shows a relatively fresh heat anomaly — potentially indicating fires — at the Samara station several miles from the city with the same name. Samara is about 860 kilometers (530 miles) southeast of Moscow.
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