Ukraine's Main Intelligence Directorate (HUR) notes that the special operation targeted the Koltsevoye oil pipeline, which supplied resources to the Russian army, and is located just 50 kilometres from the Russian capital, Moscow.

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Russian forces have invaded Ukraine from land, air and sea with strikes causing widespread damage. Global leaders have condemned the move and imposed sanctions.

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At least one person was killed and over a dozen injured in Mykolaiv, Ukraine, following a Russian missile strike that targeted a civilian area, including a petrol station and vehicles. Ukrainian authorities believe the attack was carried out with a ballistic missile.

Amid ongoing Russian aerial assaults, Ukraine's air force reported intercepting the majority of drones launched overnight. Ukraine's intelligence services also announced a strike on the Koltsavoye oil pipeline in Russia, claiming the destruction of three sections of the 400-kilometer pipeline, which supplies fuel to various regions.

Ukraine's Secret Service reveals strike on Russian oil refineries

At least one person was killed and more than a dozen were injured in the southern Ukrainian region of Mykolaiv after a Russian missile struck a civilian area overnight into Saturday. Authorities suspect, after initial investigations, that the strike, which targeted a petrol station and civilian vehicles, was a ballistic missile attack. It comes as Russia continues to launch heavy daily strikes on Ukraine, despite global calls to instate a ceasefire and engage in peace talks. The Kremlin fired a barrage of 223 drones in the early hours of Saturday, with around 140 of them Iranian-made Shahed strike drones. Ukraine's air force says it was able to successfully intercept 206 of them aerially before reaching their targets. Meanwhile, Ukraine's main intelligence directorate announced a strike on the Koltsavoye oil pipeline, one of Russia's biggest, responsible for supplying millions of tons of paraffin, diesel and petrol to various regions. Kiev says three sections of the 400-kilometer-long pipeline were destroyed.

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