Explosions rang out in Pavlograd
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Russian missile flies on Pavlograd now
Russian missile flies on Pavlograd now
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Russia partially lifts underground fuel storage ban
Almost certainly in response to the wave of Ukrainian attacks, the Russian government has partially lifted the ban on underground fuel storage. A newly published directive exempts facilities under the Russian Ministry of Defence and other security ministries.
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Russian Rosrezerv facilities store fuel for Southern Military District
4/ The facilities are owned and operated by the Russian state agency Rosrezerv, and are used to provide fuel to Russia's Southern Military District. They store jet fuel, diesel fuel, and other flammable and lubricating materials, transported by rail.
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Photos satellites montrant dégâts Flagman-1
3/ Satellite photos published by @MT_Anderson show the extent of the damage to Flagman – 15 fuel tanks destroyed, 3 partially damaged, and the status of another 33 unknown. At least 3 tanks were destroyed at Atlas.
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Ukrainian drones damage Russian fuel depots in Rostov region
2/ In August 2024, Ukrainian drones attacked two fuel storage facilities in Russia's Rostov region – "Base No. 7" (also known as "Atlas") in Kamensky district and "Flagman" (formerly "Kavkaz") in Proletarsk. The attacks caused massive damage.
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Russian fuel depots hit by drones, costing millions in destroyed supplies.
1/ At least 100,000 tons of Russian fuel is estimated to have been destroyed in Ukrainian drone attacks. The attacked fuel depots were built underground for protection but were moved to the surface to save money. Now they may have to be buried again. ⬇️pic.twitter.com/rnDWkEVn1h
— ChrisO_wiki (@ChrisO_wiki) 7 septembre 20241/ At least 100,000 tons of Russian fuel is estimated to have been destroyed in Ukrainian drone attacks. The attacked fuel depots were built underground for protection but were moved to the surface to save money. Now they may have to be buried again.
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CIA chief: Russian elite question war after Kursk incursion
CIA chief: Russian elite left questioning war after Kursk incursion. Ukraine’s incursion into Russia’s Kursk Oblast has rattled Russia’s elite but Russian President Vladimir Putin still has a tight grip on the country, said CIA Director William Burns.
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Drone cranies widely used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces
Dragon drones have become widely used by the Ukrainian Defense Forces. pic.twitter.com/7IMez7usrz
— EMPR.media (@EuromaidanPR) 7 septembre 2024Dragon drones have become widely used by the Ukrainian Defense Forces.
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Ukraine attacks ammo depot in Voronezh region
On the night of September 7th Ukraine attack an ammunitions warehouse in Voronezh region.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 7 septembre 2024
The head of that region commented the drone attack in the usual Russian manner: a drone was shot down, fire resulted, detonation, residents evacuated.
In fact, that was an acknowledgment of… https://t.co/q1S7DBUwdN pic.twitter.com/qiFVeuQTyrOn the night of September 7th, Ukraine attacked an ammunition warehouse in the Voronezh region. The head of that region commented on the drone attack in the usual Russian manner: a drone was shot down, fire resulted, detonation, residents evacuated. In fact, that was an acknowledgment of the strike.