Russia Attacks Ukraine’s Danube Port City, Ukraine Launches Drones Towards Moscow
- On Tuesday, a Russian air attack damaged port infrastructure in the Ukrainian city of Izmail, with local officials reporting on Telegram that nearly all aerial attack weapons were destroyed.
- Each side has accused the other of regular attacks on military, civilian, and energy targets, as peace efforts to end the war have stalled since Russia's 2022 invasion.
- After a Russian drone attack on Kharkiv, two people were rescued and one person may remain trapped under rubble, Mayor Ihor Terekhov said on Telegram, while strikes also hit Odesa and Dnipro.
- Russian authorities reported downing four drones headed for Moscow, while in the Russian Kursk region, a woman died and two people were injured following a Ukrainian attack on Monday evening.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy reported that Russian refining capacity dropped 10% over recent months, as Ukraine seeks to deprive Russia of energy revenues through targeted strikes.
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Russia attacked an important Ukrainian Danube port at night. Ukraine continued its drone attacks on targets in the region around Moscow.[more]]>
Has Russia lost 10% of its refining capacity? Ukraine launches drones as Moscow attacks Danube port city
World News: As Ukraine launches drone attacks, Russian oil refining capacity reportedly declines by 10%. The conflict escalates with reciprocal strikes as Russia attacks Ukrainian port infrastructure.
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MApN announces, after new drone attacks in Ukraine, near the border with Romania, in Tulcea County, that ground radar followed a group of drones that hit the Ismail port, but no penetrations were detected in the airspace...
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