Ukraine sinks Russian ship and hits three refineries processing millions of tons a year, same night
Kyiv continues to dismantle Russia's tools of war against Ukraine.
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“Bear Paw” amulet: Russians are paying sorcerers to enchant their cars into using less gas amid fuel crises, intelligence says
Ukraine's foreign intelligence says Russian magic practitioners are selling rituals, as drivers queue overnight for 10 liters.
Drones set Russia’s Syzran refinery ablaze 800 km from the war zone — analysts count every primary unit hit
Both crude distillation installations and a gasoline reformer burned at the plant that refines up to 8.9 million tons of oil a year.
Russia wrapped its fuel tanks in protective nets—Ukraine’s drones burned them regardless: two oil depots burned last night
The Tver depot's defenses, visible on satellite imagery, did not survive their first real test. SBU confirmed the strikes.
Ukrainian drones torch Russia’s strategic wartime fuel reserves in Rybinsk and explosives-linked chemical plant in Tula Oblast
Kombinat Temp in Rybinsk belongs to Rosrezerv, the state agency hoarding untouchable fuel reserves for crises.
Ukraine has stabilized the front—next priorities are air defense and anti-ballistic systems, President says
Zelenskyy credited drones, mid-range strikes, and long-range sanctions in his 25 May address. Defensive results in 2026 are better than before, he said.
Ukraine’s “long-range sanctions” hit fuel-pumping station supplying central Russia and Moscow region fuel network
The drone attack hit a key Transneft pipeline node in Vladimir Oblast, triggering a large fire.
“In 2022, offensive came from territory of Belarus”: Zelenskyy announces stronger northern defenses and “other things”
The message was direct: funding for all defensive measures on the Chernihiv–Kyiv axis is available.
Russia’s shadow fleet is moving $10 billion in oil right now — that’s budget for next week’s attacks on Ukraine
Easing sanctions on Russia fuels the illusion the war can continue, says Zelenskyy.