Ukraine claims strikes on Russian oil refinery and military aircraft
President Zelensky says Ukrainian forces hit the Yaroslavl Oil Refinery and multiple aircraft in Rostov.
President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Ukrainian special services struck the Yaroslavl Oil Refinery, one An-12 aircraft, two An-26 aircraft, and three helicopters in Rostov during a joint overnight operation, according to the statement.
The operation was conducted by the Security Service of Ukraine (SSU), the Security and Defence Service (SBS), the Defence Intelligence of Ukraine (DIU), and the State Border Guard Service (SZR), Zelensky said.
Sources
- Ukrainian forces strike Yaroslavl Oil Refinery, An-12, two An-26s and three helicopters in Rostov, says Zelensky — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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