Ukraine said it will continue to target Russian infrastructure, transporting troops, fuel and ammunition to the frontlines.

Russia and Ukraine have been engaged in large-scale air warfare aimed at energy and transportation infrastructure as Moscow imposes fierceness Ground attacks in eastern Ukraine In the fourth year of the war, an ultrasonic weapon was tested.

The Russian Ministry of Defense announced on Sunday that its air defense measures shot down 361 drones, four navigation air bombs and rockets from the US-made High-Mobility Rocket System (HIMARS) overnight.

The General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces reported that ballistic missiles and 164 different types of drones were shot down.

Russian authorities and Ukrainian military confirmed that the main target of Ukrainian drones is the Kirich oil refinery in the northwestern Leningrad region of Russia, one of the world’s second largest oil outbreak countries.

“Explosions and fires were recorded in the refinery,” Ukraine said, calling it a “successful strike.” But the scale of the damage (if any) cannot be verified independently.

In Kirishi area, three drones were destroyed and the fires from the debris were released, said Alexander Drozdenko, governor of Leningrad. He said no one was injured.

When U.S. President Donald Trump said he was ready to approve Russia, attacks on energy infrastructure came, but the premise Stop buying oil completely From Moscow, imposes its own sanctions.

Also in Russia’s Leningrad, two freight trains in various parts of the region derailed earlier Sunday, killing a train driver and destroying railway traffic, according to Governor Drozdenko.

The region’s governor, Radiy Khabirov, said that production levels will be maintained despite an oil company in Russia’s Bashkortostan region.

The incident happened shortly after an explosive device detonated on part of the railroad tracks in the Orayoyol region in western Russia late Saturday, killing three people.

Ukraine does not claim responsibility for these incidents as it did in the previous Russian railway network, but its military said it continues to target infrastructure Russia uses to transport troops, fuel and ammunition to the frontlines.

Ukrainian president Andrii Hnatov told Ukrainian online video channel Novyny Live that the country may intend to reduce the quality of 4G and 5G mobile communications in certain regions to prevent Russian drones from accessing the Internet to transmit images during the attack.

Russia said on Sunday that it had fired a Tsirkon treble cruise missile at targets in the Barent Sea. Belarus joint military exercise.

The Russian Ministry of Defense said that the North Fleet Hybrid Air Force’s long-range anti-VIP aircraft also participated in the “Zapad” or West, a joint strategic exercise, and the Su-34 supersonic fighter bomber bombed ground targets.

Meanwhile, a drone violates Romanian airspace in Russian drone’s attack on Ukrainian infrastructure, Romania sends fighter jets JetIt did not manage to shoot down low-altitude projectiles before steering the state airspace toward Ukraine.

Poland also deployed aircraft and closed the airport in the eastern city of Lublin amid a Russian drone strike in Ukraine, a move that came after Poland shot down Russian drones three days after it supported the aircraft from NATO allies.

NATO announced a new plan on Friday to strengthen Safety of Eastern European members After Russia violated Polish airspace.

“NATO is launching Eastern sentinels along our eastern side to further strengthen our posture,” NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said in a joint press conference with NATO’s top European commander Alexus Grynkewich, in a joint press conference with NATO’s top European commander Alexus Grynkewich.

“This military activity will begin in the coming days and will involve a range of assets from Denmark, France, the United Kingdom and Germany,” Rutte added.