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Ukraine strikes an oil refinery near Moscow and a Black Sea Fleet base

Ukraine reportedly attacked a refinery 250 kilometers from Moscow and a base of Russia’s Black Sea Fleet.

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The strikes indicate the war is reaching strategically important sites deeper inside Russia and occupied areas.

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