Ukraine Attacks Oil Terminal Despite Trump’s Deal with Putin and Russia Drops Bomb Rain on Zaporiyia · Global Voices
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Shortly after US President Donald Trump announced that the US had closed a deal with Russia on the supply of 300,000 tons of diesel, Ukraine again attacked refineries in Russia.
During the night attack, in which more than a hundred drones were shot down, "a railway bridge was damaged."
Ukraine attacked an oil terminal in the Rostov region of southern Russia, following the announcement of a gas oil supply agreement between the Russian and American presidents, the Russian authorities informed.
Ukrainian drones attacked the Yuzhno-Russkoye oil terminal in the Rostov region overnight, causing a large fire. According to Russian authorities, more than a hundred drones were involved in the attack. The Ukrainian raid came just hours after US President Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin signed an agreement on the supply of Russian oil to the US and world markets.
Ukraine has attacked during the night an oil terminal in the southern Rostov region despite the diesel supply agreement reached the eve between the presidents of the United States, Donald Trump, and Russia, Vladimir Putin, as reported this Saturday by the authorities and independent media.
At least 100 Ukrainian drones attacked the Rostov region of southern Russia last night. The Novosahtinsk oil terminal in Rostov-pe-Don was hit. At the same time, the Ukrainian Armed Forces damaged the Western Bridge, the Russian railway bridge of strategic importance, and two ships from the Azov Sea. The attack took place just as it was.
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