+34
Ukrainian military reports a drone attack on an oil refinery in Kirishi, Leningrad region, Russia, causing a fire and residential damage. Governor Drozdenko reports 62 drones downed, while the Russian defence ministry highlights continued strikes on Ukrainian defence facilities.
Ukraine struck an oil refinery in Russia’s Leningrad region overnight, Ukrainian military says A street in Myla, near Kyiv, Ukraine, after a Russia n drone strike on Saturday on storage facilities.
Photograph: Mykola Tymchenko/EPA’s energy facilities in response to attacks on Russia’s civilian infrastructure and energy sector, the Russian defence ministry said on Sunday. It added that Russian forces had continued overnight to carry out co-ordinated strikes against Ukraine’s defence industry facilities. Ukraine struck an oil refinery in Russia’s Leningrad region and a military air base in Krasnodar region overnight, the Ukrainian military said on Sunday.
A fire that broke out in an industrial area of the town of Kirishi as result of a drone attack has been put out, governor Alexander Drozdenko. The Irish Government is helping to usher in a new wartime economy in EuropeWestern officials believe Russia aiming to spread alarm with warnings of UK drone factory attacks Drozdenko added that several residential buildings had been damaged as a result of the attack and that 62 drones had been downed.
– ReutersActor Olwen Fouéré: ‘I firmly believe we are in the last days of the Anthropocene’
Ukraine Russia Drone Attack Oil Refinery Leningrad Region Kirishi Military Strike Energy Facilities Civilian Damage Defence Industry
Ireland Latest News, Ireland Headlines
Similar News: You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Western officials believe Russia aiming to spread alarm with warnings of UK drone factory attacksMuch of combative language coming out of Kremlin is a classic case of Moscow using ‘rhetoric to exploit fears’, official says
Read more »
Multiple Incidents in Ireland: Car Crashes, Power Cuts, and StrikesGardaí are dealing with multiple incidents in different parts of Ireland. A car crash in Longford resulted in serious injuries to the male driver and non-life threatening injuries to a juvenile female passenger. In a separate incident, a car crashed into a tree in County Westmeath. The Irish authorities are also dealing with a power cut that led to the cancellation of a show at the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre. Meanwhile, solicitors are considering a strike over a new legal fees scheme and patients can now dispose of unused and outdated medicines at any pharmacy.
Read more »
Drone strike on warehouse in Bucha injures 42, triggers investigation into negligenceA drone strike on a warehouse in the Bucha district near Kyiv caused significant casualties and damage. Ukrainian officials have launched investigations into negligence and are calling for accountability.
Read more »
Brown Reassures on Scotland, Ireland and the North Sea's Energy FutureFormer prime minister Douglas Brown discusses his opposition to Scottish independence, the legacy of the Belfast Agreement, protection of Northern Ireland's unique position, future of a united Ireland and detailed plans for revitalising the North Sea through renewables and hydrogen whilst avoiding a binary fossil‑fuel versus renewable choice. He also highlights the benefits of environmental investment and how colonial expertise in oil and gas can shift towardwind farms, hydrogen synthesis and carbon capture in partnership with European allies.
Read more »
Nepalese Community in Ireland Awaits News of Relatives Caught in Nepal FloodsThe Nepalese community in Ireland is anxiously awaiting news of relatives and friends caught up in the deadly floods that struck the Nepal-China border region earlier this week.
Read more »