Ukraine to continue to look at Russian forces after the sea strike | News of the Russian-Ukrainian war

Ukraine’s security agency SBU says it is fighting a fire at the Tamanneftegaz gas station in Russia.

Russian officials say a Ukrainian airstrike on a naval base in southern Russia has killed one person, in the latest protests to take place in Russia.

Drone debris ignited a fire in the Temryuk region of Russia’s Krasnodar region, Governor Veniamin Kondratyev said in a telegraph on Saturday.

He did not give details, but Russian media reported that a Black Sea export terminal carrying crude oil, petroleum and natural gas in the village of Volna was destroyed.

Ukraine’s Defense Ministry’s SBU said on Saturday that one of the most recent operations targeted the Tamanneftegaz terminal in Krasnodar, describing it as “the largest liquid hydrocarbon field in southern Russia”.

The SBU said the strikes hit five oil tanks and two oil tankers, which ignited a fire in the warehouse and warehouse area.

The attack is part of a wider campaign against Ukraine against Russian infrastructureincluding refineries, storage facilities and pipelines within the country, which have real pain on the Russian economy more than four years into the war.

On Friday, Russian President Vladimir Putin admitted that Ukraine was beaten “it’s costing us,” but he said Russia would recover quickly and increase its threats to Ukraine’s infrastructure.

‘Take Russian weapons’

Separately, Ukrainian forces reportedly hit an oil and gas station near the town of Kotovo in Russia’s Volgograd region, causing a fire. Russian officials say the strike has caused a fire in an industrial area in the region.

Meanwhile, power was restored to the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in Ukraine, after it was struck a few days earlier, it cut off external power, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) said.

In a statement, the SBU of Ukraine promised to continue monitoring the Russian oil and gas sector, calling it “a source of funds for the war in Ukraine”.

“Oil money is converted into missiles, drones, and weapons used to attack Ukrainian cities,” the SBU said. “Therefore, the SBU will continue to confiscate Russian weapons for war.”

Peace talks to end the war, which began in February 2022, have stalled, with Putin in the near future reject the call In a face-to-face conversation with the President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

US President Donald Trump, whose administration has mediated several peace talks after pledging to end the war quickly, will take part in a G7 session with Zelenskyy in France on Tuesday, according to a senior official cited by the AFP news agency.