Russian and Ukrainian energy facilities are constantly bombarding each other: Kiev gas station was attacked, Ukrainian army counterattacked Russian oil refinery

Although U.S. President Trump announced that Ukraine and Russia have agreed to suspend attacks on each other's energy facilities, in fact the two sides are still attacking each other. On the 15th, the Russian army once again attacked a gas station in Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, causing casualties. The Ukrainian army also retaliated by attacking an oil refinery in Samara.

"Reuters" reported that Ukrainian officials said that Russia launched 200 drones at Kiev and major cities at night. Kiev and the southeastern Zaporizhzhia (Zaporizhzhia) each reported one fatality.

Ukraine's state-owned energy company Naftogaz pointed out that two gas stations were damaged in the capital; Kyiv city government officials said that 16 gas stations have been damaged so far this year, but due to the diversification of logistics supply, Kiev will not fall into the dilemma of fuel shortage.

Ukraine also launched attacks on Russian energy facilities. President Zelensky posted on the communication platform Telegram that the Russian oil refinery in Syzran, Samara Region, and the drone production facilities in Taganrog and Oryol were attacked by the Ukrainian army.

Zelensky said: "Russia continues to attack our energy sector, daily logistics and critical infrastructure. Our response to this will also be felt."