Zelensky: Ukraine Will Resume Strikes on Russian Oil Refineries
On October 15 local time, a reporter from the Central Station learned that Ukrainian President Zelensky stated in an interview that Ukraine will resume strikes on Russian oil refineries.
He mentioned that at the request of the United States, Ukraine had stopped attacking Russian energy infrastructure for 3 days.
Zelensky also noted that during the "energy ceasefire," Ukraine did not receive warnings from the United States regarding Russian ballistic missile attacks on Ukraine, and the restrictions on the use of the Starlink system made it difficult for frontline operations and strikes on Russian military facilities. (Reporter Wang Delu from the Central Station)
Ukrainian President Zelensky announced that Ukraine will resume strikes on Russian oil refineries as of October 15. This decision follows a three-day pause in attacks on Russian energy infrastructure, which was made at the request of the United States. During this pause, Ukraine did not receive missile attack warnings from the U.S., and limitations on the Starlink system hindered frontline operations.
- Ukrainian President Zelensky announced the resumption of strikes on Russian oil refineries.
- Ukraine had paused attacks on Russian energy infrastructure for three days at the request of the U.S.
- During the pause, Ukraine did not receive warnings about Russian missile attacks from the U.S.
- The use of the Starlink system was limited, affecting frontline operations.