Russia claims Ukraine resumed refinery attacks after Zelenskyy said he was "fed up" with energy ceasefires.
Russia's Ministry of Defense stated on Thursday that Ukraine attempted a large-scale attack on the Ryazan oil refinery, which resulted in a fire after drone debris fell. This follows Ukrainian President Zelenskyy's interview with the Financial Times, where he said he was "fed up" with former U.S. President Donald Trump's unilateral declaration of an energy ceasefire and would resume attacks on Russian oil refineries. Zelenskyy also accused the U.S. of withdrawing critical intelligence sharing, which he claimed weakened Ukraine's position on the battlefield. SpaceX CEO Musk posted on X, calling for Zelenskyy to "step down."
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