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Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) targeted nine Russian regions in the attack, which saw oil depots struck.

The cross-border attacks, Ukrainian officials have said, are partially intended to unnerve Russians and undermine Putin’s efforts to insulate them from the war.

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Republic of Congo Debuts First Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) Carrier, Paving the Way for Major Gas Exportation

France’s defense minister is defending the French president’s refusal to rule out troop deployments to Ukraine, following diplomatic outcry over the possibility of Western boots on the ground in Ukraine.

The volumes will be marketed by Eni, strengthening and expanding the company’s LNG portfolio, and supporting efforts towards energy security and transition, the company said

Powerful Russian businessmen who spoke out against Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine fell out of windows or drowned near their yachts, examples of a bizarre trend.

The ongoing campaign of drone strikes on Russia’s oil refineries and depots by the Ukrainian military and special services could ultimately pose a tangible threat to Moscow’s hydrocarbon export revenues. Over 10 such targets, including four oil refineries, have been hit in Russia in 2024.

Video footage showed the fire at Novolipetsk Steel plant in Lipetsk, Russia, the latest in a wave of such attacks.