⚡️Update: Zelensky confirms talks in Turkey.
“We are also working to ensure that all available diplomatic opportunities are pursued,” Zelensky said on his Telegram channel.
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@WW3finalboss In light of russia murdering Ukrainian civilians and continuing to target Ukrainian energy, Ukraine should resume burning down the russian oil and gas facilities.
When there are no more refineries and depots, the russian war machine will be kaputt. War over.
🇺🇦🇷🇺 ZELENSKYY WARNS PUTIN: RUSSIA WILL NO LONGER ESCAPE THE CONSEQUENCES OF ITS OWN WAR
Ukraine is preparing to intensify strikes against Russian oil refineries in response to Moscow’s renewed air campaign, with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warning that Russia can no longer expect to attack Ukrainian territory without suffering consequences at home.
“It will no longer be the case that only the country under attack suffers. The nature of war is now such that the aggressor will suffer as well. Technology makes this possible.”
Zelenskyy’s warning reflects Ukraine’s growing investment in domestically developed long-range drones and missiles, which allow Kyiv to reach targets far beyond the front lines.
Russian oil refineries are particularly important because fuel production supports military logistics while petroleum revenues remain a major source of income for the Russian economy.
By expanding attacks on these facilities, Ukraine aims to increase the economic and logistical costs of Moscow’s invasion while responding to Russian strikes against Ukrainian infrastructure.
The strategy also marks a change in the balance of vulnerability. Russia’s geographical depth once offered considerable protection to industrial facilities far from the battlefield. Long-range Ukrainian weapons are increasingly challenging that advantage.
Zelenskyy’s message to Moscow is straightforward: as Russia intensifies its attacks on Ukraine, Kyiv intends to expand the scale and reach of its response.
⚡️️️️️️️Moscow comes under drone fire overnight, grounding flights at major airports.
According to the mayor, nearly 60 drones were shot down over Moscow Oblast in a 90-minute period. Flights were restricted at three of the region's main airports.
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✈️2 Su-34s destroyed at Marinovka airfield, 💀49,040 Russian combat losses in October, 🔥BAVOVNA at chemical plant JSC Bashkir Soda in Sterlitamak, 🇵🇱2 MiG-29s from Poland soon!
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⚡️Ukraine destroys 2 Russian Su-34 bomber jets in Neptune missile strike on airfield, Navy says.
The aircraft were destroyed at the base of Russia's 11th Mixed Aviation Regiment near the settlement of Oktyabrsky, according to the Navy. The regiment belongs to the 4th Mixed Aviation Division of Russia's 4th Air and Air Defense Forces Army.
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Thank you for your condolences following today’s brutal Russian strikes. It is indeed very important that support for those who protect lives continues as long as Russia keeps attacking our cities and communities.
We are also grateful for the EU sanctions, which continue to work and grow stronger. And it is important that the new EU sanctions package target not only companies and individuals involved in weapons production, but also the schemes that provide the financial foundation for Russia’s war.
All the more reason why no easing of sanctions can be allowed, as this only strengthens Russia’s belief that it can somehow achieve its aggressive objectives.
🗣️ Carrick on whether he is seeking assurances from INEOS:
"I DON'T need any assurances from anyone. I TOTALLY GET the position, I understand the job, I understand the responsibilities, I understand what comes with that.
"So, I really DON'T need any assurances from anyone in that regard." #mufc
🔥🔥Ukrainian drones struck deep inside russia overnight.
A fire was reported near the Marinovka military airfield in Volgograd.
In Bashkortostan, a major chemical complex may have been targeted, while explosions were also reported in occupied Luhansk, followed by internet disruptions.
Moscow airports were temporarily shut down overnight.