According to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Ukrainian forces struck the oil refinery in Ukhta (Komi Republic, Russian Federation), located approximately 1,750 km from the Ukrainian border. According to preliminary information, a fire broke out at the AVT.
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Ukraine strikes Russian oil refinery
Ukrainian General Staff confirms the strike on the Russian Ukhta oil refinery, 1,750 km from the state border of Ukraine.
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 12 février 2026
The refinery is involved into supplying the Russian army.
📹: a Ukrainian drone preparing for the attack on the refinery https://t.co/HEfu2Whqsk pic.twitter.com/sKQ6iyEcMxUkrainian General Staff confirms the strike on the Russian Ukhta oil refinery, located 1,750 km from Ukraine's state border. The refinery supplies fuel to the Russian army. : a Ukrainian drone preparing for the attack on the refinery
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— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) 12 février 2026
📹 Radio Liberty https://t.co/uSkyANTCky pic.twitter.com/z27wNZjw1tIn Kropyvnytskyi, animal volunteers are setting up 'Points of Invincibility' to help homeless animals survive the freezing winter temperatures.
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