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Ukrainian Drone Strike on Russian Oil Facilities in Tatarstan Kills 12

A long-range Ukrainian drone attack targeting oil facilities in Nizhnekamsk killed 12 people and wounded 39, continuing Kyiv's campaign against Russian petroleum infrastructure and fuel supplies supporting Moscow's military operations.
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U.S. Naval Blockade of Iran Drives Oil Prices Higher as Tehran Demands Concessions
Netanyahu Rejects U.S. Gaza Roadmap as Hamas Reaffirms Support for Second Ceasefire Phase
Houthi Attacks Kill Seven in Yemen as Group Claims Strike on Saudi Aramco Refinery
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