Adnkronos American interference and initiatives in the Russian-Ukrainian conflict continue to dominate the news. In particular, while restrictions on Kiev's access to the Starlink military terminals appear to be easing and access to the Starshield package has resumed, the issue is taking on increasingly political overtones, suggesting a Trump-Musk alliance on the horizon, a partnership that has obviously neither been confirmed nor denied by those directly involved.
In the background, Ukrainian attacks on energy infrastructure have resumed – after a three-day pause requested by the United States.
An oil refinery in the Russian region of Ryazan was targeted. Furthermore, according to the Kiev Navy, six Su-34M bombers were destroyed using the "Neptune" missile system at a military airfield in the Russian region of Voronezh. Two oil tankers caught fire overnight in the Black Sea, in Romanian territorial waters, having been hit—according to Romanian President Nicusor Dan—by Russian drones that entered the country's airspace.
And again: following the agreement reached between Washington and Moscow, Russian diesel is starting to return to international markets, with possible positive effects on the oil market that "however will not be sufficient to completely stabilize it," the Kremlin specifies, thus denying Trump's claims.
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