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Ukrainian drones hit southern Russian refineries, Azov port

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Ukrainian drones hit southern Russian refineries, Azov port
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Ukrainian drone strikes have targeted Russian oil refineries and the port of Taganrog, causing fires and fuel shortages. Despite recent tactical successes, Ukrainian military leadership maintains that a decisive turning point in the ongoing war remains distant.

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The continued targeting of energy infrastructure highlights the evolving nature of the conflict and its direct impact on Russia's economic and military capabilities.

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Ukrainian drone strikes on Friday (July 10, 2026) hit southern Russian oil refineries and the port of Taganrog on the Azov Sea, where authorities declared an emergency and evacuated some residents, officials said.

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The report balances accounts from both Ukrainian military officials and Russian government statements.

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