Trump Blames Ukraine War For Russia’s Refinery Disruptions
Trump said Ukrainian attacks had damaged a large number of Russian refineries, leaving some facilities temporarily out of operation.
Trump said Ukrainian attacks had damaged a large number of Russian refineries, leaving some facilities temporarily out of operation.
Ukraine has launched its largest-ever drone offensive on Russia, sending a wave of nearly 2,000 unmanned aircraft that triggered explosions, set oil infrastructure ablaze, and left at least three people dead in the Moscow region.
United Russia had secured 57.5% of the vote with more than 71% of ballots counted
Dmitry Shushlebin, 45, a Russian citizen living in Miami Beach, Florida, was also given three additional years of supervised release after the six years in prison.
Global refinery runs had fallen by roughly 5.1 million barrels a day year-on-year in the second quarter
The diesel crisis is getting so serious that even President Trump has been forced to admit it
The legislation would also target Russian officials, financial institutions and leaders while expanding sanctions against Iran.
Defense Minister Wladyslaw Kosiniak-Kamysz said military engineers are reinforcing checkpoints and other infrastructure
Ukraine is also concerned about Southeast Asian ports being used to facilitate ship-to-ship transfers of Russian oil.
The fleeing Russians are driven by panic over millitary mobilization, internet restrictions and a worsening fuel crisis.
Ukraine was prepared to support a mutual halt if Russia reliably stopped targeting Ukrainian electricity, energy infrastructure and other critical facilities
The Sunday morning assault concentrated heavily on the transport hub of Stryi, where multiple impact sites were recorded.
Russia’s Defense Ministry said its forces were targeting railway infrastructure used to transport military supplies from Europe.
National security analysts have been astonished by how this country the size of Texas has fought back the behemoth of the Russian Federation (almost twice the size of the U.S) and Vladimir Putin’s massive army.
The report noted that the conflicts involving Iran and Russia have contributed to energy disruptions and higher fuel costs