The drone threat continues in the Krasnodar region of Russia The Krasnodar Krai region of Russia was attacked by drones on the night of June 11, resulting in damage to the Afipsky Oil Refinery. A major fire broke out at the site,

By Angelo Amante ROME, June 11 (Reuters) - European allies of Ukraine should appoint a single representative for talks with Russia to end the war, Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni told lawmakers on Thursday,

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A thick plume of black smoke rose above the port of St Petersburg on June 3rd. Three days later, Ukraine struck again, blowing up a nearby oil depot and naval base. The regional governor said it was an “unprecedented” attack.

Ukraine also carried out strikes overnight in the Semykolodezkaya oil base in the Russian-occupied Crimean Peninsula on Sunday night, sparking a fire at the facility. The base is used to store fuel reserves supplying the Russian military, according to the statement posted on Telegram.

Kyiv has made it difficult for Moscow to provide military and civilian supplies to the territories it occupies.

Nikki Haley says Trump must confront Russia and China over military aid to Iran, arguing Tehran will only weaken when its allies are held accountable.

Talks appear no closer to ending the war, but Russian President Vladimir Putin has sought to project a bullish view of the Russian economy.

Drones launched by both Russia and Ukraine are veering off course, menacing countries that are not at war and driving their citizens to seek shelter.

A series of long-range Ukrainian attacks hit targets deep inside Russia, part of Kyiv’s efforts to raise the costs of the war for the Kremlin by striking energy facilities and military industries.