Ukraine launched a drone strike on the Moscow oil refinery, owned by Gazpromneft, causing damage. No casualties were reported. President Zelenskyy highlighted Ukraine's long-range strike capabilities, stating it's a response to Russian strikes and a means to pressure Russia to end the war.
Ukraine launched a drone strike on the Moscow Oil Refinery, owned by Gazpromneft, on Tuesday. Russian authorities confirmed damage but no casualties. President Zelenskyy highlighted Ukraine's long-range strike capabilities, stating the attack was a response to Russian strikes and the prolonged war.
Ukraine has intensified attacks on Russia's R-280 highway, a key supply route to Crimea, reportedly turning it into the "highway of death." This, coupled with repeated strikes on the Kerch Bridge, leaves Russia with limited options for supplying the annexed peninsula. Meanwhile, EU ambassadors agreed to advance accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova.
Researchers at the University of Malaga have developed an AI-powered system to protect electric vehicle charging stations from cyberattacks. The system uses AI agents and blockchain technology to detect anomalies and ensure the security of charging networks and the electrical grid.
A senior US official stated that the US desires a direct stake in Azerbaijan's energy infrastructure and pipeline projects, signaling a deepening economic and strategic partnership. The US aims to bolster Azerbaijan's role as a transit hub, particularly for the Middle Corridor trade route.
Russia's Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak confirmed a dip in oil production due to unscheduled refinery repairs, marking the first such public admission. This comes as Ukraine intensifies drone attacks on Russian energy infrastructure, disrupting operations and pushing Moscow to maximize crude exports.
Andrey Kolesnik, a member of the Russian State Duma's Defense Committee, stated that Russian forces exclusively target Ukraine's military-industrial complex and energy infrastructure, not civilian objects. He suggested Ukrainian President Zelensky would benefit from strikes on civilians and asserted Russia's aim is to damage Ukraine's armed forces and defense enterprises.
FSB officers in Krasnodar Krai prevented a terrorist attack on energy infrastructure in Novorossiysk. A 23-year-old resident was apprehended en route to the target with a 2.5 kg homemade explosive device.
Russian forces struck a Ukrainian drone training center and energy infrastructure, destroying 516 drones and killing 1205 servicemen in one day. Russia also claimed control of Shesterovka in Kharkiv Oblast.
The UAE stated that drones which attacked its only nuclear power plant last week were launched from Iraq, implicating Tehran-backed groups and marking a significant escalation in regional tensions.
A drone strike from Iran injured three Indian nationals in Fujairah, UAE, igniting a fire at the petroleum industries zone. UAE defense confirmed four missiles were launched, with three intercepted. The Indian Embassy is ensuring medical care for the injured. This incident escalates regional tensions concerning energy infrastructure security.
Ukraine's army carried out a large-scale attack on the Zaporozhye Region during the night, damaging several energy facilities and partially cutting off power supply, the region's governor Yevgeny Balitsky reported. All services are on high alert while utility workers restore electricity to consumers.
Russian military forces liberated the settlements of Zemlyanki in Kharkov Region and Ilyinovka in Donetsk People's Republic over the past 24 hours, according to Russia's Defense Ministry. Ukrainian forces suffered approximately 1,070 casualties across all frontline sectors, with Russian battlegroups reporting significant losses against mechanized brigades, motorized infantry, and territorial defense units.
Operational-tactical aviation also struck temporary deployment sites of Ukrainian armed forces and foreign mercenaries in 140 districts, the statement said
