Zelensky Confirmed the Strike on the Russian Oil Refinery After a Five-Day Break
- On Thursday, October 1, Russia launched major assaults on Kyiv, killing four people and targeting energy infrastructure, with air-raid alerts lasting more than 20 hours amid emergency power outages.
- Ukrainian human rights ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets asserted on Wednesday that Kyiv's public shelter network "completely failed" to meet population demands, citing a civil defense system collapse five years into the war.
- Zelensky visited a military command post near Lyman, praising troops for reclaiming 176 square kilometers of land during the "Vivaldi" operation, which prevented a Russian breakthrough toward the "fortress cities" of Sloviansk and Kramatorsk.
- Moscow warned it would use "the entire arsenal of forces at its disposal, including nuclear weapons" if NATO attempts to isolate Kaliningrad, while NATO affirmed it remains a defensive alliance denouncing the rhetoric.
- Papal envoy Cardinal Matteo Zuppi met with Kremlin officials to discuss humanitarian relief and prisoner exchanges, while Indian external affairs minister Jaishankar noted the conflicts have had "a devastating impact" on Global South economies.
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that Russia had launched attacks on military targets in the Samara and Bryansk regions of Ukraine. Zelenskyy also reported new gains in the Black Sea.
Attacks four major oil infrastructure facilities on Russian territory, as well as a number of other targets, while maintaining its strategy of intensifying long-range attacks on the enemy soil
A refinery and an oil storage complex in the Russian region of Samara were hit by Ukrainian drones on Friday (2), causing explosions and fires, according to information from Portuguese RTP and CNN Portugal. The site houses what the state of Transneft considers the largest oil tank park in Europe. See also: More than 700 secondary schools are affected by student protests in France, which have already left at least 65 injured employees And more: T…
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Correio da ManhãA drone attack targeted a refinery and a large fuel tank, considered the largest in Europe, belonging to the state consortium Transneft in Samara, Russia.
According to the Ukrainian president, successful attacks were carried out against Russian airports, factories and oil refineries, as well as a missile and space center and an ammunition depot.
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