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Ukraine hits Siberian refinery as Russian strikes batter eastern regions

Ukraine hits Siberian refinery as Russian strikes batter eastern regions

Ukrainian forces hit an oil refinery in Siberia, while Russian bombardments cause casualties, widespread blackouts, and extensive destruction across eastern Ukraine.

Ukraine has extended its long-range strike capabilities deep into Russian territory, hitting an oil refinery in Tobolsk, Siberia, located more than 2,500 kilometers from the border. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed the operation, stating that continuing deep strikes aims to demonstrate to Russian citizens the need to end the war.

Concurrently, intense Russian bombardments caused civilian casualties and severe infrastructure disruptions across Ukraine. Official reports confirmed at least three deaths and nine injuries across eastern regions, including fatalities in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast. In the northern Chernihiv region, power grid damage left approximately 99,000 subscribers without electricity. Further east in Donetsk Oblast, relentless artillery and aerial bombings have heavily depopulated the frontline city of Druzhkivka, reducing its pre-war population of nearly 56,000 to under 4,000 residents.

Sources: Investor.bg, Mediapool, Nova TV

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Authorities brace for renewed Ceuta border surge driven by online disinformation

Authorities brace for renewed Ceuta border surge driven by online disinformation

Authorities in Morocco and Spain are preparing for potential renewed border surges into Ceuta on 15 August following viral social media campaigns.

Authorities in Morocco and Spain remain on alert following warnings that viral social media campaigns are encouraging a new mass border crossing into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta on 15 August. The warning follows a major influx in late July, when misleading online promises drew tens of thousands toward the frontier, resulting in dozens of drownings, with casualty estimates ranging between 72 and more than 100 fatalities.

Moroccan police have detained several individuals suspected of orchestrating irregular entry attempts into Ceuta and Melilla via digital platforms. Meanwhile, humanitarian and municipal strains persist in Ceuta, where hundreds of stranded migrants remain sheltered on local beaches amidst ongoing recovery operations.

Sources: Correctiv, Der Standard, FAZ, ORF, Tagesschau.

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