Ukrainian drones hit a fuel oil depot in Sevastopol, on the Crimean Peninsula, on Saturday morning, April 29. A Ukrainian military intelligence official told local media that more than 10 fuel storage tanks with a capacity of about 40,000 tons of oil—intended for use by Russia’s Black Sea Fleet—were destroyed. Ukrainian forces also shelled the village of Suzemka in Russia’s Bryansk region, killing two, Gov. Alexander Bogomaz wrote in his Telegram channel. The Ukrainians claimed both strikes were retaliation for earlier Russian attacks on April 28 against various cities, including Lviv in the east.
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