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Earlier this morning, the Ukrainian Armed Forces carried out a major operation targeting a Russian military fuel train near Tokmak in the Zaporizhzhia Oblast of Russian-occupied Eastern Ukraine using several FPV Drones. Multiple fuel cars in different sections of the train were targeted, with fires spreading to the remainder of the train which consisted of at least 24 cars, all of which contained fuel utilized by the Russian Armed Forces.

 
Local reports: Fuel shortages cause queues at Russian gas stations as oil refineries halt operations due to drone attacks:

▫️Primorsky Krai: Long queues at gas stations.
▫️Crimea, Kuban: Gasoline shortages, no 95-octane fuel.
▫️Transbaikalia: Gasoline rationed by coupons.

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'Russian drone' crashes in Poland​

An unidentified object landed in a cornfield near the village of Osiny, at around 2am.
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The country's news agency PAP reports an explosion damaged nearby houses, but adds nobody was injured.
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Poland's Armed Forces Operational Command said its airspace wasn't violated from neighbouring Ukraine or Belarus.

 
POLISH DEFENCE MINISTRY:
Russia is once again provoking NATO countries — following drone incidents that took place in Romania, Lithuania, and Latvia, as well as airspace violations that have occurred in almost all NATO countries, particularly in Scandinavia, the Baltic states, and also in Poland, Romania, and Bulgaria. Once again, we are dealing with a provocation by the Russian Federation using a Russian drone. This is happening at a particular moment when discussions about peace are ongoing, when there is hope for ending the war that Russia declared on the Ukrainian state, which simultaneously threatens the security of NATO countries.

 
Polish officials confirm that the drone that exploded in Poland today was Russian. This statement, coupled with a publicly available photo of the drone's engine, makes it possible to confidently conclude that it was Shahed. Which once again raises questions about how a Russian drone was able to fly more than a hundred kilometers deep into NATO territory without being detected or intercepted.
 
Big fire in Dnipropetrovsk region after drone strike at natural gas infrastructure
 
Explosions were audible in Zaporizhzhia. Both Shahed-type drones raid and Russian aviation launching glide bombs towards suburbs
 
3 people killed, 4 wounded as result of Russian bombardment in Kostiantynivka
 
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