Ukraine Hits Russian Oil Infrastructure in Major Drone Strikes

53 articles · Updated · Reuters · Apr 22

Ukrainian drone strikes have targeted multiple Russian oil refineries and energy infrastructure, causing significant fires and disrupting oil exports.
The attacks hit facilities in Samara, Krasnodar, Leningrad, and occupied Crimea, with Ukrainian officials claiming Russia is losing up to $100 million daily.
President Zelensky described the strikes as a mirror response to Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy sector, intensifying economic pressure on Moscow.

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