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12 killed, 39 injured as Ukrainian drones strike civilian sites, oil refinery in Russia

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12 killed, 39 injured as Ukrainian drones strike civilian sites, oil refinery in Russia
At least 12 people were killed and 39 others injured in a Ukrainian drone attack on industrial and civilian targets in Nizhnekamsk, a city in Russia’s Tatarstan region that is home to a major oil refinery.
at least 12 people · people killedat least 39 people · people injured Mayor Radmir Belyayev, Mayor
Tatneft’s TANECO refinery processed 17 million tonnes of crude oil in 2024, producing 2.7 million tonnes of gasoline and 8.5 million tonnes of diesel fuel.
17 million tonnes · crude oil processed2.7 million tonnes · gasoline produced8.5 million tonnes · diesel fuel produced

At least 12 people were killed and 39 others injured in a Ukrainian drone attack on industrial and civilian targets in Nizhnekamsk, a city in Russia’s Tatarstan region that is home to a major oil refinery, Mayor Radmir Belyayev said on Monday.The region’s oil refinery, one of Russia’s most technologically advanced facilities, was also hit in the attack, according to Russian media reports.Tatarstan head Rustam Minnikhanov has declared a period of mourning following the Ukrainian attack, Mayor Belyayev said, as cited by Reuters.Tatneft’s TANECO refinery, which was also targeted by Ukraine in early June, processed 17 million tonnes of crude oil in 2024, producing 2.7 million tonnes of gasoline and 8.5 million tonnes of diesel fuel.Ukraine has intensified its strikes on Russian oil refineries in recent months as part of a campaign that has caused fuel shortages in several parts of Russia.

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