Après les côtes de la mer Noire, les drones ukrainiens ciblent les installations pétrolières russes dans l’Oural

Les attaques menées mercredi et jeudi ont visé une importante raffinerie à Perm, à 1 500 kilomètres de l’Ukraine. Elles contribuent à brider les capacités de traitement du pétrole brut, secteur-clé de l’économie de guerre du Kremlin.

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Après les côtes de la mer Noire, les drones ukrainiens ciblent les installations pétrolières russes dans l’Oural

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