Russia accuses Ukraine of helicopter strikes on fuel depot in Russian territory
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By Jake Kwon, Masha Angelova and Uliana Pavlova, CNN A Russian official accused Ukraine of mounting a helicopter attack on a fuel depot inside Russian territory Friday, as footage surfaced of the facility engulfed in flames.
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Several videos and images of an explosion near a border town of Belgorod spread online, with initial reports suggesting it was a Ukrainian missile strike.
The Ukrainian Armed Forces had allegedly attacked an oil depot located in Belgorod, Russia, in what is the first major-counter offensive on Russian soil if confirmed to be true.
By Jake Kwon, Masha Angelova and Uliana Pavlova, CNN A Russian official accused Ukraine of mounting a helicopter attack on a fuel depot inside Russian territory Friday, as footage surfaced of the facility engulfed in flames.
Two low-flying Ukrainian helicopters crossed into Russian territory early Friday and fired on an oil depot in the city of Belgorod, a regional governor said — the first time Russia has reported a Ukra...
Vyacheslav Gladko, the governor of the Russian city of Belgorod, said Friday that two Ukrainian helicopters launched an airstrike on a local oil depot.
Ukraine’s foreign minister said he could not confirm or deny the claim. If confirmed, it would be Ukraine's first attack on Russian territory during the war.
Ukrainian officials won’t confirm or deny that they’re responsible for this, and it’s impossible to tell from the clips of the attack whose helicopters were involved. But there are o...
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