Russia says Ukraine resumes attacks on oil refineries
Summary
Russia says Ukraine attacked an oil refinery near Moscow after Ukraine decided to end a pause on strikes on Russian energy sites. Ukraine’s President Zelenskyy said the pause stopped after U.S. President Donald Trump announced an “energy ceasefire,” and he criticized U.S. actions, including limits on satellite internet used by Ukraine’s military.Key Facts
- Russia’s defense ministry reported a drone attack on an oil refinery in Ryazan, 180 km south of Moscow.
- Ukraine had paused attacks on Russian energy sites after President Trump announced an “energy ceasefire.”
- President Zelenskyy said Ukraine has ended that pause and will resume strikes on Russian refineries.
- Zelenskyy accused the U.S. of weakening Ukraine by reducing intelligence sharing and limiting SpaceX satellite internet access used by Ukrainian forces.
- Elon Musk said only the U.S. military and President Trump have authority over SpaceX’s military Starshield internet service.
- Musk also posted messages calling for Zelenskyy to step down as Ukraine’s leader.
- Ukraine depends heavily on Western military aid, especially from the U.S. and Germany.
- Zelenskyy said he might pause strikes again if the U.S. provides Patriot missile defense systems.
- The EU has pledged $50 billion to support Ukraine next year, though Ukraine plans to spend $175 billion on defense.
- President Trump denied the U.S. stopped sharing intelligence with Ukraine.
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