Kyiv’s long-range drone attacks have frequently targeted Russian oil refineries in an attempt to curb Moscow’s wartime revenue. In contrast, Ukrainian and Western officials accuse Russia of deliberately crippling Ukraine’s power grid to deprive civilians of electricity, heating, and water — a strategy they describe as the weaponisation of winter.

Russia’s latest drone and missile attack struck stations powering two major nuclear plants in Ukraine, putting Europe in danger of a “catastrophic incident,” Kyiv warned on

Russian strikes on Ukraine continued overnight, killing at least four people and wounding dozens of others, Kyiv said on November 1, as Kyiv claimed it had struck a major oil‑product pipeline near Moscow.

Overnight Russian strikes targeting the eastern city of Dnipro killed two women and injured at least 12 civilians, including two children, as Moscow continues to show no desire to end its invasion of Ukraine,

The Lukoil oil refinery — which accounts for about 30% of Russia’s gas consumption — was lit up during an overnight barrage that saw more than 50 drones bombard the area.

Ukraine’s Navy announced a successful precision drone strike on the Sivash drilling platform in the Black Sea, which Russia had seized in 2014 and repurposed as a military surveillance post. -The strike reportedly “obliterated” an elite Russian special operations (spetsnaz) unit,

Two weeks ago Ukraine successfully attacked an important Russian chemical plant using British-made Storm Shadow missiles. Kyiv described the facility as critical to Moscow’s war efforts. Russia struck civilian energy and port infrastructure in a massive overnight drone attack on Ukraine's southern region of Odesa, its governor said this morning.

The announcement underscores what Kyiv describes as a growing vulnerability in ... According to Ukrainian estimates, the strikes have already reduced Russia’s petroleum product deliveries by more than 20% and temporarily shut down 37% of its refining ...