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Kharkiv petrol station, Kherson glide-bombs — and the steady toll of Russia's long-range strikes

Two attacks logged within fifteen minutes on the morning of 6 July 2026 — a drone strike on a Kharkiv petrol station and ten KAB guided bombs on Kherson Oblast villages — underscore how Russia's bombing campaign against Ukrainian civilian infrastructure has become routine, not exceptional.

A satellite map shows a region in eastern Ukraine with blue and red territorial overlays, featuring a magnified inset of a red-highlighted area, labeled "t.me/AMK_Mapping on Telegram @AMK_Mapping_on X."
A satellite map shows a region in eastern Ukraine with blue and red territorial overlays, featuring a magnified inset of a red-highlighted area, labeled "t.me/AMK_Mapping on Telegram @AMK_Mapping_on X." @AMK_Mapping · Telegram

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This editorial synthesis draws on the following public wire/social posts:

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  • https://t.me/AMK_Mapping
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