July 1 Mega Strike: 153 Drones/Missiles Hit Fuel and Energy Targets
- Scale of attack: Russia launched 153 drones and missiles overnight, targeting Ukraine-wide fuel and energy infrastructure.
- Power cuts: Emergency...

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