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  1. Kyiv launched attacks against Russia's oil infrastructure, while Zelenskyy warned Belarus to remove signaling equipment.
  2. Moscow used Belarus as a launchpad for attacks, leading to pressure on Belarus regarding border drone incursions.
  3. Belarus facilitates Russian attacks on Ukraine, with Alexander Lukashenko remaining dependent on the Kremlin.
  4. The Kremlin responded to an ultimatum from Zelensky, while Kyiv issued threats to Minsk and Belarus amidst drone activity in Rivne and Korosten.

Kyiv strikes a facility in Voronezh that supplies critical components for Russian industry.

71 reports, 5 independent Updated Sep 24
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Kyiv strikes a facility in Voronezh that supplies critical components for Russian industry.

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KyivVoronezh

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  1. Drone strikes targeted industrial facilities and defense parts factories in Voronezh and Sumy.Sub-event
  2. Voronezh Governor used Telegram to announce losses due to Ukrainian long-range strikes against Russia's military industry.Sub-event
  3. Kyiv strikes a facility in Voronezh supplying critical components for Russian industry.1 source

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The Kremlin responded to an ultimatum from Zelensky, while Kyiv issued threats to Minsk and Belarus amidst drone activity in Rivne and Korosten. All 2 developments

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