Russian forces delivered overnight strikes on Ukraine’s logistics and energy infrastructure facilities used to support the Ukrainian army’s operations, Russia’s Defense Ministry reported.
"Over the past night, Russian forces continued delivering strikes by using unmanned aerial vehicles against logistics and energy infrastructure facilities intended to support the needs of the Ukrainian army as well as Ukrainian vessels employed in the interests of the Ukrainian military," the ministry said in a statement.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine are attacking Russian oil refineries (NPS) for the second day in a row after a two-week pause. Kyiv temporarily limited the strikes under pressure from Donald Trump, however, Russia continued to attack Ukrainian energy infrastructure, and the US did not accept Ukraine's conditions for ceasing attacks. A new series of strikes began directly before the US elections and anticipated trilateral negotiations, writes "Agentstvo".
Today, an oil refinery was attacked in Ufa. The day before, Ukraine attacked Rosneft's Novokuibyshevsk refinery. Another fire broke out near Rosneft's oil depot near Sheremetyevo.
