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Fire at Ilsky Oil Refinery in Russia Following Drone Attack

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A fire broke out at the Ilsky oil refinery in Krasnodar, Russia, following a drone attack.
Ukrainian drone strikes targeted oil infrastructure in southern Russia during the night, leading to the incident.
Russian authorities reported that the fire at the refinery was extinguished after the attack.
Additionally, the city of Taganrog was evacuated due to a separate drone attack.
The Russian government claimed to have thwarted further sabotage attempts during these events.

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A drone attack targeting oil facilities in southern Russia caused a fire at the Ilsky oil refinery in the Krasnodar region overnight. Russian authorities reported that the blaze was successfully extinguished, though details about the extent of the damage remain unclear. The attack is part of a series of assaults on oil infrastructures attributed to Ukrainian forces.

In addition to the Ilsky incident, reports indicate that the nearby city of Taganrog was evacuated in response to another separate drone attack. Russian officials claimed to have thwarted other potential sabotage plots during this wave of assaults. Security measures have been heightened in response to these developments, as the region continues to navigate the ongoing conflict.

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