"On the territory of an industrial enterprise in the Dzerzhinsky district, as a result of a UAV crash, a fire broke out in ...

Armen Sarkisyan, a criminal authority from the era of Ukrainian pro-Russian ex-president Viktor Yanukovych, was blown up in Moscow. Meanwhile, Ukrainian drones attacked the Volgograd oil refinery and ...

An explosion rocked an upscale residential block in Moscow early Monday, killing two people -- including the founder of a battalion that battled Kyiv's forces in eastern Ukraine -- and injuring three ...

A Russian oil refinery and gas processing plant went up in flames after Ukraine fired dozens of drones over the border Sunday ...

In his daily address Monday, before Trump’s announcement, Ukraine’s president reiterated the country’s need to ... sparked fires at an oil refinery. Astrakhan Governor Igor Babushkin said ...

Ukrainian drones struck more Russian oil and gas facilities, the latest in a near-daily series of attacks meant to hurt Moscow’s war effort.

(Photo by Handout / TELEGRAM / @gubernator_46 / AFP) Ukraine on Monday stepped up its bombing campaign of Russian energy sites with aerial attacks on two oil facilities in the west of the country ...

Russia’s defence ministry said that its air defence units intercepted and destroyed 70 Ukrainian drones over Russian territory overnight, including 25 over the Volgograd region, 27 over the Rostov ...

The Volgograd refinery processes nearly 6% of all oil in Russia, while the Astrakhan facility is one of the country’s major energy hubs, refining 12 billion cubic meters of gas condensate annually.

The attack late Sunday hit a refinery in the Volgograd region, which is one of Russia’s 10 biggest refining facilities, processing close to 6% of the country’s oil ... gas processing plant in Russia’s ...

While the strikes have so far had limited effect on Russia’s ability to process crude, their frequency creates a new risks for a key industry in the country ... In Russia’s Astrakhan region ...