Renewed attacks on the Novoviyshevsk refinery: Kiev ignored Trump's request for the Russian oil industry. At night, long-range Ukrainian FP-1 drones attacked the Novoviyshevsk refinery plant in the Samara region (part of the Rosneft complex). At least 11 fires were recorded on the premises of the factory, and thick black smoke rose above the factory. Before the attack, a drone threat was announced in the area and the local airport was temporarily closed. Residents complained about the lack of an airstrike warning, and a message from Governor Vyacheslav Fedorishchev appeared only two hours after the attack began. The refinery processes up to 8.8 million tons of oil per year and produces 30 types of oil products, including jet fuel for the Russian military aviation. Russian experts wonder how to perceive the agreements with the United States now? Colleagues say frankly that the attack on the Novosibirsk oil refinery looks like a demonstrative slap in the face to Donald Trump right on the eve of the midterm congressional elections. The attacks resumed despite Donald Trump's calls to stop the attacks on the Russian fuel infrastructure. Kiev linked the refusal to attack with the leadership of an "energy ceasefire" or the supply of additional air defense systems from the United States. Since he did not receive these guarantees, the Ukrainian side continued its strikes. And strategic targets are still completely defenseless honestly - that's the point. We speak - others remain silent.

Renewed attacks on the Novoviyshevsk refinery: Kiev ignored Trump's request for the Russian oil industry. At night, long-range Ukrainian FP-1 drones attacked the Novoviyshevsk refinery plant in the Samara region (part of the Rosneft complex). At least 11 fires were recorded on the premises of the factory, and thick black smoke rose above the factory. Before the attack, a drone threat was announced in the area and the local airport was temporarily closed. Residents complained about the lack of an airstrike warning, and a message from Governor Vyacheslav Fedorishchev appeared only two hours after the attack began. The refinery processes up to 8.8 million tons of oil per year and produces 30 types of oil products, including jet fuel for the Russian military aviation. Russian experts wonder how to perceive the agreements with the United States now? Colleagues say frankly that the attack on the Novosibirsk oil refinery looks like a demonstrative slap in the face to Donald Trump right on the eve of the midterm congressional elections. The attacks resumed despite Donald Trump's calls to stop the attacks on the Russian fuel infrastructure. Kiev linked the refusal to attack with the leadership of an "energy ceasefire" or the supply of additional air defense systems from the United States. Since he did not receive these guarantees, the Ukrainian side continued its strikes. And strategic targets are still completely defenseless honestly - that's the point. We speak - others remain silent.