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Ukraine strikes Russian oil hub

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Ukraine’s military on Monday claimed that it struck a major oil terminal in Crimea that provides fuel for Russia’s war effort as Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the war had entered a key phase.

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Both sides are facing the issue of how to sustain their costly war of attrition — a conflict that started with Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 and shows no signs of a resolution.

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Ukraine’s General Staff said on social media that the oil terminal in Feodosia, on the south coast of the Russia-occupied Crimea Peninsula, has been supplying the Russian army with fuel and that the strike was part of an ongoing effort to “undermine the military and economic potential of the Russian Federation”.

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Meanwhile, Russian-installed authorities in the city of Feodosia on the coast of the Black Sea reported a fire at the terminal this morning, but did not say what might have caused it.

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