Ukraine war briefing: Russia’s Peskov admits ‘certain problems’ with fuel supplies after energy sites targeted

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Russian spokesman Dmitry Peskov acknowledged "certain problems" with fuel supplies in occupied Crimea following Ukrainian airstrikes on Sunday that targeted oil storage and transshipment facilities near Feodosia and Novorossiysk. These strikes, alongside drone incursions into Latvia and Moldova and Russian attacks on Ukrainian cities, highlight ongoing disruptions and regional security risks.

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Ukrainian forces continue strikes on oil facilities in occupied Crimea and Russia proper; French jet downs drone in Latvian airspace. What we know on day 1,567 A surge in airstrikes on Russian energy and fuel sites has disrupted supplies in several southern regions, state-run Tass news agency reported on Monday, citing the energy ministry.

Ukraine war briefing: Russia’s Peskov admits ‘certain problems’ with fuel supplies after energy sites targeted

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