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Russia sets its sights on Ukrainian petrol stations: ‘The sole aim is to sow terror’

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In recent months, Russia has carried out hundreds of attacks on petrol stations in Ukraine. According to experts and operators, these attacks are hardly intended to disrupt military fuel supplies. The attacks mainly affect civilians, partly because petrol stations in Ukraine have become much more than just places to fill up.

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Author: Luberto van Buiten

Source: Mobility Energy

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