- G7 leaders are addressing global security issues, including challenges from China in the Indo-Pacific, efforts to restore peace in Ukraine, and concerns over Iran's nuclear program.
- Russia fired drones and missiles at Kyiv and Kharkiv, as the war in Ukraine is set to be discussed at the G7 summit in France.
- Drone strikes target oil refinery near capital amid geopolitical pressure from the G7 summit and questions over occupied Crimea.
- A refinery is currently serving the Moscow region of Russia.
Oil refinery incident: Largest oil refinery in Moscow is on fire after an oil depot attack near Poltavskaya.
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Oil refinery incident: Largest oil refinery in Moscow is on fire after an oil depot attack near Poltavskaya.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Operational headquarters reported via Telegram regarding the oil refinery fire near Poltavskaya.1 source
Drone attack targets the Moscow Oil Refinery, part of a series of attacks on Russian infrastructure.1 source
Ukrainian drone attack targets critical oil refinery near Moscow.1 source
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