Ukraine has carried out strikes on two oil refineries deep inside Russian territory, according to the BBC. Ukraine's president said the strikes aim to limit the revenues Russia has, in his words, 'used to finance' its war.
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Key facts
- Ukraine struck two oil refineries located deep in Russian territory, according to the BBC.
- Ukraine's president said the strikes aim to limit revenues Russia 'used to finance' its war.
- Further details on the locations, extent of damage and any casualties were not provided in the available reporting.
Ukraine has struck two oil refineries deep inside Russian territory, according to the BBC.
Ukraine’s president said the strikes were intended to limit the revenues that Russia has, in his words, ‘used to finance’ its war.
The BBC reported the strikes, but further specific details about the locations, the extent of the damage, and any casualties were not provided in the available information. Russia had not issued a response in the material reviewed.
Why it matters
Strikes on refineries deep inside Russia point to the continuing reach of the conflict beyond the front lines, though the impact of these particular attacks is not yet clear from the available reporting.
Timeline
- Ukraine hits two oil refineries deep in Russian territory
BBC World: Ukraine's president says the strikes aim to limit revenues Russia "used to finance" its war.