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Europe News: Ukraine's drone attacks on Russian refineries impact oil trade, raising concerns about escalation. NATO accused of involvement. Attacks in Alabuga cau

Russia plans to reduce daily diesel exports from key western ports to a five-month low as Ukrainian drone attacks on oil refineries and seasonal maintenance have sharply reduced oil refining rates. Source: Bloomberg Details: Industry data provided to Bloomberg indicates that diesel fuel loading from the country's three main ports on the Black and Baltic Seas, including some volumes from Belarus, is likely to fall to around 2.

Russia is planning to reduce diesel exports from its Black and Baltic Sea ports in April to the lowest level in five months due to Ukrainian drone attacks on Russian oil refineries and the upcoming maintenance season, Bloomberg reported on April 1.

Regional officials said Russian forces had also attacked infrastructure overnight into Friday in the Kamianske district near the city of Dnipro.

Three Ukrainian drones were allegedly shot down over Russia’s Yaroslavl Oblast, regional governor Mikhail Yevraev claimed on Telegram on March 31, adding that there was no damage or casualties at the crash sites.

Russia conducts precision strikes on Ukrainian energy facilities, damaging power stations and triggering emergency shutdowns, amid escalating tensions between the two countries.

Russia launched a fresh wave of missile and drone attacks against Ukraine between March 21-25, hitting the country's critical infrastructure heavier than ever before. A day after, Russia launched a new missile attack on Kyiv. Experts agree that Moscow's goal is to knock out the country's power grid.

Calculations show that 900,000 barrels per day of refining capacity has been taken offline by drone strikes, Reuters said on Tuesday

Power engineers are gradually restoring power supply to Kharkiv. The entire critical infrastructure of the city has been powered up, and the electricity supply to the city's homes has been restored. However, the current power outage schedules in Kharkiv will probably be mitigated over the weekend.

He also said that the electricity supply has been restored for approximately 40% of Kharkiv residents. Meanwhile, heating has been restored in 60% of the buildings, and almost all of them have water supply.