Ukrainian drones strike Russian oil facilities some 1,500 km away - Reuters

<a href="https://news.google.com/rss/articles/CBMiqgFBVV95cUxPV0JHUXFreTFmNHdFRXFuY0h0TXNvbFEzVFFHWkR5cThtUFdhaE9XX2RQN1Z4U1hKSml0UXVDN190Z1FBdEtfbEJSU0hjaWtuUnJOelFjLWJYWlJnTlNoam9iNVBhOUxTRUJzM3hnZWVOTkRjVnlVcWV3ZkRmcWpMYUJuSkFRY2hFQWJpNDgwZEZ2WGljOFJ0c05BRzM0eEdLSFkyUVNudjJfQQ?oc=5" target="_blank">Ukrainian drones strike Russian oil facilities some 1,500 km away</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;<font color="#6f6f6f">Reuters</font>

Ukraine's Security Service reported that its drones targeted an oil refinery near Perm, Russia, marking a second consecutive attack on oil facilities in the area as Kyiv aims to disrupt Moscow's energy revenues.

Ukraine's Security Service reported that its drones struck an oil refinery near Perm, Russia, marking a second consecutive attack on oil facilities in the area as Kyiv seeks to curb Moscow's energy revenues used to fund the war.

Ukraine's Security Service reported that its drones struck an oil refinery near Perm, Russia, marking a second consecutive attack on oil facilities in the area as Kyiv seeks to disrupt Moscow's energy revenues used to fund the war.

Ukraine's Security Service reported that its drones struck an oil refinery near Perm, Russia, marking a second consecutive attack on oil facilities in the area as Kyiv seeks to curb Moscow's energy revenues used to fund the war.

Ukraine's Security Service reported that its drones struck an oil refinery near Perm, Russia, marking a second consecutive attack on oil facilities in the area as Kyiv seeks to reduce Moscow's energy revenues used to fund the war.