Russian forces launched a series of attacks across Ukraine, resulting in at least one death and multiple injuries in Balakliia, a drone strike on a bus in Zaporizhzhia, and damage to energy sites and a gas station in Kharkiv. These strikes also targeted a car carrying government officials in Sloviansk and a weapons exhibition in the Kyiv region, where the death toll rose to 11.
Ukrainian drones have repeatedly attacked Russian oil facilities, including the Rosneft Saratov refinery, causing significant damage and reducing Russia's oil processing capacity. Meanwhile, an OSCE report revealed that approximately 1.6 million Ukrainian children in occupied territories are being subjected to Russian indoctrination and militarization.
Ukraine has launched a major drone attack targeting a port and a large oil terminal in the St. Petersburg region of Russia, with smoke visible for kilometers. This comes amidst ongoing claims and counter-claims regarding territorial control in the Donbas region.
Ukraine launched drone attacks on Russian oil facilities and a chemical plant, with President Zelenskyy stating that the war is returning to Russia. These strikes, some deep within Russian territory, have led to fuel shortages and increased discontent among the Russian population.
Ukraine has launched attacks on Russian oil facilities and other targets, intensifying pressure on Russia to end the conflict. This comes as May saw over 7,000 attacks in Ukraine without significant gains for Russia.
Ukraine and Russia continue to exchange attacks, with Ukraine targeting Russian oil facilities and a brigade involved in Bucha war crimes, while Russia prepares for a new wave of air strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure. Both sides report ongoing drone attacks and prisoner exchanges.
A NATO F-16 jet shot down a drone over Estonian territory, which Ukraine claimed was theirs but attributed to Russian interference. This incident occurred as Russia accused Latvia of aiding Ukrainian drone attacks and issued threats of retaliation.
Ukrainian President Zelensky has warned that sanctions relief is bolstering Russia's war ambitions, as Ukraine escalates its strikes on Russian oil facilities.
A French court has sentenced Chen Zhangjie, the Chinese captain of the Russian 'shadow fleet' tanker Boracay, to one year in prison in absentia and issued an arrest warrant for failing to comply with orders during an inspection in international waters, with the vessel suspected of transporting Russian oil in violation of Western sanctions.
Ukraine's Neptune cruise missiles have been used to strike Russian oil facilities, ports, and arms factories. This highlights the combat record and strategic use of these missiles by Ukrainian forces.
Ukrainian drones launched multiple attacks on Russian oil depots in the Stavropol and Tver regions, causing fires, and struck two Russian tankers in the Azov Sea. These strikes are part of Ukraine's self-defense efforts targeting Russian energy infrastructure.
Petrol sale restrictions have been implemented in the North Caucasus due to fuel disruptions, which are partly attributed to Ukrainian drone strikes on Russian oil facilities and other factors causing a nationwide shortage.
Ukraine launched drone attacks on Russian oil facilities and infrastructure in Russia and occupied Crimea, aiming to disrupt military logistics and weaken Russia's military-industrial capacity. These strikes have reportedly caused fuel shortages and logistical challenges in the affected areas.
Ukraine claims Russian forces have lost the initiative on the front lines and reported downing a significant number of Russian drones overnight. Meanwhile, Russian air strikes caused damage in Odesa, and a Ukrainian strike in Russian-controlled Kherson reportedly killed a 6-year-old and injured 11 others.
Russia's state nuclear company Rosatom claims a Ukrainian drone struck the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant, Europe's largest, causing no major damage. This accusation comes as Ukrainian President Zelensky stated Ukraine is conducting long-range strikes in response to Russian attacks.
Russia launched a record number of drones at Ukraine in April, targeting power facilities, critical infrastructure, and residential areas across the country. Ukrainian air defenses reportedly intercepted a high percentage of these drones, which also struck regions like Zhytomyr and Odesa.
Ukraine launched strikes on multiple Russian oil industry facilities, including refineries, an oil depot, and a Baltic Sea port, while also hitting a meat processing plant in the Kharkiv region. Meanwhile, heavy combat engagements continued, particularly in the Pokrovsk and Kostiantynivka sectors, and Russia conducted a missile strike on central Kharkiv.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy stated that allied nations have sent signals urging Ukraine to reduce its drone strikes on Russian oil facilities.
Serbia is closely monitoring discussions between MOL and Gazprom regarding NIS, though it cannot influence the outcome. This comes as Ukraine claims responsibility for recent attacks on a tanker and three Russian oil storage facilities.
Ukrainian drones attacked Russian oil depots and tankers in two regions, causing fires and power outages, following earlier Russian strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure. Meanwhile, the NATO summit was marked by diplomatic incidents, including a personalized revolver gifted by Erdogan to a Belgian politician and a much-touted but cringeworthy meeting involving Trump.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy confirmed strikes on a Russian oil depot and two refineries located 1,500 km from the front lines. He also announced Ukraine's intention to conduct preventive attacks on facilities Russia uses in the war.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk appealed to the presidents of Poland and Ukraine to resolve their disputes over historical traumas, particularly concerning the Volhynia massacre and the OUN-UPA. He emphasized that such conflicts serve Moscow's interests.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) confirmed damage to the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant's turbine hall wall following a drone attack, while also stating that radiation levels remained normal. Ukraine denied striking the occupied plant but acknowledged hitting Russian energy targets.
Ukraine maintains its assault on Russian oil facilities, with Kyiv anticipating further strikes, as drone forces reportedly hit over 18 oil and gas sites in May.
Ukraine has conducted long-range attacks deep inside Russian territory, reportedly striking oil facilities up to 1500 kilometers away. President Zelenskyy confirmed these strikes and announced that Ukraine is continuing to increase the range of its attacks against Russia.
Ukrainian drones attacked the Primorsk oil export port and a significant oil storage facility near Russia's border with Finland, causing a large fire in fuel tanks. Both Moscow and Kyiv confirmed the strikes.
