Zimbabwe’s liberation war was marked by daring operations that shook the colonial establishment. Among the most dramatic was the bombing of the BP Shell Fuel Depot on December 11, 1978, an attack that turned the skyline of Salisbury into a furnace and sent shockwaves through the regime of Ian Smith.
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