
Ukraine Strikes Deep into Russia's Arctic Gas Heartland
Ukrainian drones launched a record-breaking attack on gas processing facilities located over 3,000 kilometers inside Russia's Arctic region. Simultaneously, Russian strikes continued to cause casualties and damage in Ukraine's Sumy region.
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