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Ukrainian Drones Strike Russian Refinery, Cause Fire

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Ukrainian drones strike Russias Tuapse oil refinery for the third time this month, causing a massive fire and forcing evacuations. Over 160 firefighters battle the blaze, with no casualties reported. Local leaders set up a temporary shelter and warn residents about toxic smoke. Putins emergencies minister is sent to the scene. Meanwhile, a Russian drone hits Kyiv, injuring one person and causing fires across the city.

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Ukrainian Drones Strike Russian Refinery, Cause Fire

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Global News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Ukrainian Drones Strike Russian Refinery, Cause Fire. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 28, Ukrainian drones just slammed Russia's Tuapsae, oil refinery on the Black Sea for the third time this month, sparking a massive fire that forced evacuations in nearby neighborhoods. Earlier hits there over the past two weeks led to a huge oil spill into the sea, and folks reporting Black rain that left oily gunk all over the city. More than 160 firefighters rushed in to battle the blaze under tough conditions, with no casualties so far, according to the Krasnodar. Governor who called there were true heroism. Local leaders set up a temporary shelter at a school, warned about toxic smoke in the air, and told residents to mask up, rinse their eyes and noses. Keep windows shut, and stay inside as much as possible. Putin sent his emergencies minister straight to the scene for oversight, while Ukraine confirmed the strike to cut Russia's war funding cashflow, and, in other news, a Russian drone hit Kiev, injuring one person amid reports of fires across the city. I'm Corey, with the story, and you've been listening to Global News today, AI-powered Global Coverage.

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