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Ukrainian drone destroys oil depot in Russian-annexed Crimea

A Ukrainian drone destroyed an oil depot in the Russian-annexed Crimean peninsula on Sunday, April 30th. The attack caused a massive fire and explosions that could be seen from miles away. This is the first known attack on a strategic site in the region since Russia annexed it in 2014.

The Ukrainian Defense Ministry confirmed the attack, stating that the military had carried out the operation in response to Russia’s aggression in eastern Ukraine. The ministry claimed that the targeted oil depot was used to supply Russian military equipment and that the attack had destroyed the entire supply.

The Russian Foreign Ministry condemned the attack, calling it an act of terrorism and vowing to take necessary measures to protect its territory. The ministry also accused Ukraine of escalating tensions and warned of potential consequences.

The attack comes amid escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine, which have been at odds since Russia’s annexation of Crimea in 2014. The two countries have been involved in a conflict in eastern Ukraine, which has claimed thousands of lives since 2014.

The attack on the oil depot is likely to further strain relations between Russia and Ukraine, which are already at a low point. It remains to be seen how Russia will respond to the attack and what impact it will have on the ongoing conflict in the region.

In recent years, drones have become an increasingly popular tool for military operations due to their ability to carry out precision strikes while minimizing the risk to human life. However, their use in conflicts raises concerns about their potential impact on civilian populations and the potential for escalation of violence.

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