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Estonian intelligence on Ukraine's strikes on Russian plants 3,000 km away from border: situation has changed

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Estonian intelligence reported that Ukraine has struck Russian gas processing plants in Novy Urengoy, nearly 3,000 km from the border, on September 9. This development signifies a strategic shift, placing key Russian fossil fuel production regions within Ukraine's strike range for the first time.
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Estonian intelligence says Ukraine's strikes now reach nearly 3,000 km into Russia, hitting a key gas plant once considered out of range.

Estonian intelligence on Ukraine's strikes on Russian plants 3,000 km away from border: situation has changed
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