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Russian Black Sea Town Plunged Into Environmental Catastrophe After 4th Drone Strike On Oil Complex
Russian Black Sea Town Plunged Into Environmental Catastrophe After 4th Drone Strike On Oil Complex
Russia's Tuapse on the Black Sea can't catch a break as it has been hit by Ukrainian drones for the fourth time within only a month, after a series of devastating attacks in April which unleashed large fires.
On Friday another fire broke out at a marine terminal in Tuapse after this latest Ukrainian drone strike, regional emergency officials have confirmed. Over 100 fire-fighting personnel are battling the blaze.
Tuapse has already been under a state of emergency...
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