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4 people killed largest ukrainian drone strikes russia 133045463

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The attack targeted infrastructure near Moscow, including an oil refinery, indicating potential disruption to Russian refining capacity. This is a supply-side risk for refined products and could affect global oil product markets if damage is sustained. The event is region-specific (Russia) but may have global implications via energy markets. Direct winners/losers: (not specified).

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  • At least 4 people killed in one of largest Ukrainian drone attacks on Russia since war began.
  • Three fatalities near Moscow; woman died in Khimki, two men in Pogorelki.
  • At least 12 injured in Moscow, primarily near an oil refinery.
  • Russian authorities reported 81 drones shot down overnight.
  • Moscow's Sheremetyevo Airport reported drone debris on premises, no damage.

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