News.Yahoo Ukraine Resumes Strikes on Russian Refineries Amid US Tensions
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- •Ukraine has resumed attacks on Russian oil refineries after a failed ceasefire.
- •Trump criticized Zelenskyy for the renewed strikes, claiming they harm global oil prices.
- •Zelenskyy expressed frustration over reduced US intelligence support and Starlink access.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced the resumption of military strikes on Russian energy infrastructure, declaring an end to a ceasefire proposed by US President Donald Trump. This decision follows Ukrainian attacks on oil processing plants in Ryazan and Saratov, which resulted in fires. Trump criticized Zelenskyy, calling the strikes 'a disgrace' and suggesting they would increase global oil prices. Despite Ukraine's temporary halt to attacks, Russia continued its strikes on Ukrainian civilian energy infrastructure, affecting power supply to 600,000 citizens. Zelenskyy expressed frustration over a lack of US intelligence support and the throttling of SpaceX Starlink services, which has hindered Ukraine's military operations. He stated that he could reconsider halting attacks if the US provides necessary military support.
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