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Following Putin's ballistic missile attack on Kiev, Russia's oil depots were hit
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Key Points
- Russia launched a ballistic missile attack on the Ukrainian capital, Kiev.
- Following the attacks, oil depots belonging to Russia were hit.
- Three Russian tankers were also among the targets that were struck.
- Volodimir Zelenski announced that these operations took place.
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3 Russian tankers
Following Russia's ballistic missile attack on Kiev, it was reported that Russian oil depots were struck. In the attacks, three Russian tankers were also targeted.
Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski confirmed the operations against Russian oil depots and tankers. These developments demonstrate once again that tensions continue to escalate in the war between the two countries.
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- What kind of attack was launched on Kiev?
- Russia launched a ballistic missile attack on Kiev on Putin's orders.
- Which targets in Russia were hit after the Kiev attack?
- Russian oil depots and three Russian tankers were hit and neutralized.
- Who confirmed the attack on the Russian tankers and oil depots?
- The information that the attacks took place was announced by Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelenski.
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