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Russia's Key Novorossiysk Export Hub Again Pounded In Large Ukrainian Drone Wave
Russia's Key Novorossiysk Export Hub Again Pounded In Large Ukrainian Drone Wave
Iran is understandably dominating global headlines, but major events are still happening in oh yeah that other war which has been raging for four plus years in eastern Europe.
Like with the Iran conflict theatre, major geopolitical repercussions impacting energy oil prices are coming out of the Ukraine war. An overnight Monday large-scale drone wave from Ukraine has severely damaged Russia's Black Sea port of Novorossiysk.
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Ukraine's General Staff has described that the facility supplies Russian forces engaged in the war, after reports have...
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