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Kiviselg said on Friday that over the past week Ukraine has struck at least nine oil refineries and terminals deep inside Russia. "The attack on the Omsk refinery must be considered significant. It is one of Russia's largest oil‑processing facilities. The Omsk plant produced gasoline, diesel and also jet fuel used by the Russian military.

Although the contents of the agreement are not public, Michal explained after the signing that it will allow Estonian companies to begin producing drones based on Ukrainian know‑how. "In short, the drone agreement means that Ukraine's skills and intellectual knowledge — currently the best in the world and developing very rapidly because of the war — will become accessible to our companies. For Estonian companies, this means production can be brought to Estonia.

Take, for example, the long interview with Nikolai Patrushev published in Rossiyskaya Gazeta on June 15 this year, titled "When War Is at the Door." Patrushev is a longtime senior Russian official, a former head of the FSB security service. At 74, he belongs to the same generation as Vladimir Putin. His current positions include aide to Putin and chair of Russia's Maritime Collegium.