Russian Facilities Attacked: Oil Refinery & Weapons Plant Targeted

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Drone strikes hit key Russian facilities.** An oil refinery in Ryazan and the Kremny El plant in Bryansk, which produces components for Russian weapons, were targeted in recent drone attacks. The Ryazan refinery is crucial for the Russian oil industry, providing fuel to both civilian and military sectors. The Kremny El plant, on the other hand, manufactures microelectronics for various Russian military systems. According to Ukrainian sources, this isn't the first time the Kremny El plant has been targeted, suggesting a pattern of attacks.","); "seoTitle": "Russian Oil Refinery & Weapons Plant Targeted in Drone Attacks",

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