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Ukraine claims to have struck Russian oil facilities and launched drone attacks on Russian territory, while diplomatic efforts continue with US and European allies seeking to advance peace negotiations amid ongoing conflict.
Drones attacked multiple targets across Russia, including oil depots and chemical sites, causing explosions and disruptions at airports. Russia claims to have shot down numerous Ukrainian drones, amid ongoing tensions and Ukrainian strikes on Russian infrastructure affecting fuel supplies and prices.
Ukraine has conducted strikes on multiple Russian targets, including oil refining and drone production sites, causing fires and operational disruptions, as part of its ongoing conflict with Russia. The attacks targeted key energy infrastructure such as the Bashkortostan oil refinery, oil pumping stations, and a drone factory, highlighting Ukraine's efforts to weaken Russia's military and economic capabilities amid escalating tensions. Ukraine justifies these strikes as valid military targets to counter Moscow's war efforts.
Drones launched by Ukraine targeted multiple regions in Russia, including Moscow and St. Petersburg, causing fires and disruptions, amid ongoing tensions and recent Russian attacks on Ukraine and Poland, prompting European interest in Ukrainian anti-drone systems.
Ukraine claims to have struck key Russian oil and military facilities, including a refinery and drone airfield, amid ongoing conflict. A fire near the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant has been controlled. Meanwhile, India continues to buy Russian oil despite US threats, and Ukraine's anti-corruption agencies have uncovered significant graft involving military procurement. The situation remains tense with ongoing military actions and geopolitical developments.
Israel has launched strikes on key Iranian oil and gas facilities, including fuel depots, refineries, and the South Pars gas field, escalating tensions and raising concerns over global oil markets and potential regional conflict. The attacks have caused fires, disrupted production, and threatened to impact Iran's domestic fuel supplies, with broader implications for global energy security and market stability.
Ukraine's military confirmed drone strikes on four Russian oil facilities, which Kyiv considers legitimate military targets. Concurrently, President Zelenskyy announced measures to protect Ukraine's energy system, including expanding solar power. Meanwhile, Germany arrested three foreign nationals for spying on a Ukrainian in Frankfurt, and the EU is set to begin membership talks with Ukraine and Moldova. Russian President Putin reiterated plans to develop Russia's nuclear arsenal for strategic deterrence.
Vladimir Putin has deployed Russia's internal military force to enhance security at oil facilities targeted by drone attacks, impacting the country's oil production and export industry. The strikes, blamed on Ukraine, have led to the suspension of operations at various facilities, prompting Russia's energy ministry to collaborate with the National Guard to bolster protection using missile defense systems. While the impact on Russia's war machine and export industry varies based on the location of the strikes, the recent attacks have affected over a tenth of Russia's oil production capacity, with the Slavyansk oil refinery being hit in a strike reportedly carried out by Ukrainian special forces.
Gas prices in Russia have surged to a six-month high following drone strikes on oil facilities, causing fears of a supply and demand imbalance. Refineries being forced to suspend operations have led to a rise in prices, with AI-95 gasoline exceeding 60,000 rubles per ton. The Russian government reintroduced a ban on gasoline exports to stabilize domestic prices, while the energy ministry downplayed concerns, stating that fuel prices on the forecourt were stable despite wholesale market fluctuations.
Ukrainian drones targeted Russian oil facilities in multiple cities, causing fires and shutdowns, while anti-Kremlin Russian fighters claimed a cross-border attack in southern Russia. The attacks come just days before the Russian presidential election, with the fighters aiming to disrupt the process. Despite Russian claims of thwarting the attacks, the incidents highlight Ukraine's ability to penetrate deep within Russian territory. The fighters, consisting of Russian citizens, released statements and videos about their attacks, emphasizing their autonomy in Russia. The attacks coincide with a crackdown on opposition activists in Russia and a deadly military plane crash near Moscow.