Russian Attacks Left Seven Dead in Ukraine; Intensified Offensive Against Logistical Targets
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At least three people died in the south-east Ukrainian city of Pavlohrad. There were also attacks in Dnipro and Kiev.
Russia's retaliation for the Ukrainian attacks against its oil industry and online retail network reached an agro-industrial complex in Dnipro (where two people were killed) and a petrol station in Kiev on 10 September, in addition to bombing the strategic city of Pavlohrad, a railway and logistics hub in a coal mining area.
According to the authorities, Russia has attacked the plant of a U.S. agricultural company in Dnipro and a gas station in Kiev. Russia has intensified its air attacks on Ukraine in recent weeks.
Russia has intensified its airstrikes on Ukraine in recent weeks, increasingly targeting logistics and economic targets. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha accused Moscow of a targeted campaign. This was "no coincidence, but part of Moscow's systematic terror campaign against American companies and economic interests," he wrote on Platform X. The head of Ukrnafta, Bohdan Kukura, said that these attacks had no military goal. This was "terro…
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Russia also attacked a gas station in Kiev and a Bunge sunflower oil factory in the Dnipro.
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