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Ukrainian drones target Russian oil facilities amid escalating conflict


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Ukrainian drones target Russian oil facilities amid escalating conflict
Ukrainian drones targeted an oil refinery and fuel depot overnight within Russian territory, marking a significant escalation in Kyiv's military operations as tensions rise in the Kharkiv region. This development comes amid a broader increase in strikes by Ukraine inside Russia, coinciding with Russia's intensified offensive in the area.

In a recent interview with ABC News, President Biden emphasized that while Ukraine is authorized to use U.S. weapons for defensive purposes near the border, any attacks on Moscow or deep within Russian territory are prohibited. \"We're not authorizing strikes 200 miles into Russia. We're not offering strikes on Moscow, on the Kremlin,\" he stated, clarifying the limitations placed on the use of military aid.

Additionally, the U.S. government announced a new military aid package worth $225 million for Ukraine, which includes munitions that could potentially be used for operations targeting Russian assets. This aid underscores the ongoing support from the U.S. as Ukraine continues to navigate its conflict with Russia.

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