Zelenskyy vows strikes on Russian oil refineries despite US pressure
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has announced new attacks on Russian oil refineries despite criticism from US President Donald Trump, marking an end to Ukrainian restraint on energy infrastructure strikes. Zelenskyy expressed frustration over the "dangerous" loss of US intelligence data and the throttling of Starlink satellite internet services while Russia intensifies its attacks. He stated "we will find a way out" without providing details, as other Western intelligence agencies continue supplying Kyiv with data. Russia reported Ukrainian drone attacks on refineries in Ryazan and Saratov regions, with a fire breaking out at a Ryazan facility. Zelenskyy has criticized Trump's diesel deal with Putin, which would ease sanctions on Russian fuel imports, while Elon Musk called for Zelenskyy's resignation.