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Russia reports strikes on Ukrainian railway and port facilities

Al Jazeera1 min read144 words
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Kyiv announced that Ukrainian forces have deployed drones to strike a Baltic oil hub and a fuel warehouse located near Moscow, marking a continued focus on Russian energy infrastructure in the ongoing conflict. The operations were reported by Ukrainian military officials on Tuesday, who said the attacks were carried out using long‑range unmanned aerial systems capable of reaching targets deep inside Russian territory.

According to the statements, the Baltic hub, a key transshipment point for crude and refined products, suffered damage to its storage facilities, while the Moscow‑area warehouse experienced a fire that disrupted fuel supplies. Russian authorities confirmed the incidents, acknowledging minor injuries among personnel but reporting no casualties. Both sides have reiterated that such strikes are part of Ukraine’s strategy to degrade Russia’s logistical capabilities, and the incidents are expected to influence regional energy markets and security calculations in the weeks ahead.

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