Ukraine resumes strikes on Russian oil sector after pause, hits Ryazan refinery

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Ukraine has resumed attacks on Russia's energy sector after a three-day pause, with President Zelensky declaring the moratorium over following Russian strikes that killed people. A drone attack targeted an oil refinery in Russia's Ryazan region overnight, according to Russian authorities. Zelensky said he made the decision after Russia violated a ceasefire announced by President Trump on Sunday, which was part of a diesel deal between Washington and Moscow. The Ukrainian leader noted he had not yet discussed the resumption with Trump. Over 500,000 Ukrainians were left without power due to Russian attacks, while Ukraine's strikes aim to deplete Russia's war finances. Kyiv also faces issues with Starlink and US intelligence sharing, which Zelensky called deliberate rather than technical.


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