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NASA satellite imagery detected an unusual thermal hotspot at Russia’s Samara oil terminal on Monday, November 2, potentially indicating a fire. There was no official confirmation of an attack or information on the extent of any damage. The terminal, located about 860 kilometers southeast of Moscow, is a major oil transfer and storage hub, with a capacity of more than 1.6 million cubic meters. It handles supplies from western Siberia and Kazakhstan. The detection came after Ukraine resumed attacks on Russian oil facilities. The governor of the Samara region said a drone attack had targeted the region, but did not clarify whether the terminal had been hit.
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