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Kaluga plant and Samara oil terminal hit, The Sun reports

The compilation adds reports of strikes in several Russian regions to its earlier Volgograd refinery coverage, then turns to battlefield drone operations.

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Ukraine strikes Russian pipeline, warehouse and storage terminal in triple strike against Putin

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0:00The Sun reports strikes affecting Kaluga and Belgorod, showing nighttime fires at industrial sites.
1:14Black smoke rises from an oil storage facility identified as being in the Samara region.
2:18The report presents drone attacks on Russian communications equipment, electronic warfare systems and vehicles.
4:47A graphic and night footage revisit the reported November 13 strike on Lukoil's Volgograd refinery.
6:39Thermal footage shows a drone evacuating a wounded soldier, before the report turns to ground robot operations.

Fires engulf industrial buildings and black smoke rises from oil storage tanks in footage The Sun presents as the aftermath of Ukrainian strikes inside Russia.

The report identifies a packaging facility in Tovarkovo, in the Kaluga region, as one target. According to its on-screen account, a fire at the Neo-Pak plant spread across approximately 3,000 square metres. It also reports explosions in Valuyki, in the Belgorod region, amid reports of Ukrainian rocket strikes, and shows a burning oil tank at a pipeline and storage terminal in Samara.

Those locations are the main additions to the channel's earlier report on the Volgograd refinery fire. This upload also includes that refinery footage, identifying the attack on the Lukoil site as having taken place overnight on November 13. It is a compilation of several reported operations, rather than footage of a single strike.

Beyond the industrial fires, The Sun presents aerial footage as Ukrainian attacks on Russian communications antennas, electronic warfare equipment, vehicles and radar installations. Some are attributed to HUR, Ukraine's military intelligence service.

The closing sections shift from aerial strikes to other uses of unmanned equipment. Thermal footage shows an evacuation drone carrying a wounded soldier, followed by ground robots approaching fortified positions that the report identifies as Russian targets. The video uses captions and background sound rather than a spoken narration.

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