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Ukraine has announced that its Special Operations Forces executed the most extensive long-range strike of the ongoing conflict by attacking the Omsk Oil Refinery located in Siberia, approximately 3,000 kilometers from Ukrainian soil. Officials reported that the assault impacted the facility's main crude oil processing unit, resulting in a fire outbreak. This refinery has an annual processing capacity exceeding 21 million tons of oil, contributing to roughly 10% of Russia's total refining capability. Russian officials acknowledged the drone activity in the area as they evaluate the damage caused. This event underscores Ukraine's advancing long-range offensive capabilities.
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00:00Ukraine says it has carried out its longest-range strike of the war,
00:03hitting the Omsk oil refinery nearly 3,000 kilometers inside Russia.
00:08The refinery is one of Russia's biggest fuel producers,
00:12processing more than 21 million tons of oil every year.
00:15Ukrainian officials say the strike hit the refinery's main crude oil processing unit,
00:20the key system that keeps the entire plant running.
00:24Ukraine's military says a direct hit sparked a fire
00:26and could disrupt production of gasoline, diesel, and aviation fuel.
00:31Russian officials confirmed drones reached the Omsk region,
00:34but said air defenses intercepted some of them
00:37while emergency crews responded to the attack.
00:40Videos shared online appear to show a large fire at the refinery,
00:44although the full extent of the damage has not been independently verified.
00:49Ukrainian sources say the operation used a new generation of long-range drones,
00:54making it the deepest strike of the full-scale war.
00:57The claims from both sides have not been independently verified,
01:01and officials are still assessing the impact of the attack.
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