Ukrainian drone strikes cause fuel shortages in Russia as Moscow presses Donbass offensive

Published Jul 10, 09:57 AM UTC

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Ukrainian drone strikes have targeted the Russian oil industry, leading to widespread fuel shortages across Russia. Despite these disruptions, Moscow persists with its military offensive in the Donbass region. The report, filed by Christoph Wanner from Sloviansk, highlights the dual impact of the attacks on Russia's energy infrastructure and the ongoing conflict dynamics. The video accompanying the article shows catch nets deployed in the area to protect against kamikaze drones, illustrating defensive measures amid the escalating drone warfare.

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Ukrainian drone attacks are increasingly targeting Russia's oil industry, resulting in fuel shortages across the country. Despite these disruptions, Moscow continues to press its offensive in the Donbas region.

Christoph Wanner reports from Sloviansk.

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Original headline: „Überall hängen diese Fangnetze, sollen vor Kamikaze-Drohnen schützen“

Original language: DE

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