
A Ukrainian drone attack targeted an oil site in Ryazan while Zelensky announces the lifting of the ban on striking this infrastructure.
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L'Ukraine avait cessé ses attaques contre les raffineries russes à la demande des États-Unis.
kyiv reprend les frappes contre les raffineries russes.
Une attaque ukrainienne de drones et de missiles a visé, jeudi 15 octobre, un site pétrolier dans la région de Riazan, au sud-est de Moscou. "La chute de débris de drones sur le site de la raffinerie a provoqué un incendie", a rapporté le ministère de la Défense russe.
While Ukraine claims not to have attacked a Russian energy installation for three days, in order to satisfy a request from the United States, Volodymyr Zelensky deplored, earlier Thursday, Russian operations on these same infrastructures in Ukraine. "Their ban has been lifted. We have had enough," the Ukrainian president told the Financial Times. Follow our live stream.
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