Ukraine's drones take the war to Russia
Summary
Ukraine has used drones to attack multiple key sites in Russia, including refineries and facilities in Crimea, increasing pressure on Moscow in the ongoing war. President Zelensky announced a 40-day campaign aimed at forcing Russia to agree to peace talks, while President Putin has admitted some damage but insists on negotiating only on Russia’s terms.Key Facts
- Ukraine carried out one of the largest drone attacks so far, hitting 12 Russian regions and Crimea.
- Russian forces intercepted at least 660 Ukrainian drones during recent attacks.
- A major refinery in Moscow was severely damaged and may remain closed until 2027.
- Other Russian refineries and infrastructure have also been targeted in the past week.
- President Zelensky launched a 40-day operation to increase pressure on Russia for peace negotiations.
- President Putin says Russia is willing to negotiate but only on terms favorable to Moscow.
- President Donald Trump expressed skepticism about Putin and indicated frustration during recent diplomatic talks.
- Ukraine’s drone strikes are affecting fuel supplies and infrastructure in Crimea, leading to a state of emergency there.
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