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Ukraine strikes two Russian fuel tankers as fuel crisis worsens

The attacks targeted two tankers in Taganrog Bay, part of the Sea of Azov, as Russia’s fuel supply strain expands, according to the report.

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OilPrice reports that Ukraine struck two fuel tankers offshore Russia’s southern coast as part of a widening campaign amid Russia’s deepening fuel crisis.

The outlet said the tankers were hit in Taganrog Bay, the northeastern arm of the Sea of Azov, in Russia’s Rostov region, citing a Telegram post by Yury Slyusar.

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OilPriceUkraine Hits Two Russian Fuel Tankers as Moscow's Fuel Crisis Deepens

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