Russian missile attacks on Ukrainian state-owned gas assets have compelled the country to purchase costly alternative fuel from the European Union. Source: Bloomberg Details: Russian airstrikes have reduced production at key Ukrainian producer Naftogaz by a third,

Ukraine has turned to buying natural gas from the European Union as Russian attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure have reduced domestically sourced supply

Ukraine’s allies have warned against the European Union reopening Russian gas pipelines as part of a prospective peace settlement.

Russian missile attacks on state-owned natural gas assets in Ukraine have forced the country to buy expensive replacement fuel from the European Union, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

The U.S. special envoy to Russia and Ukraine said Thursday the U.S. plans to significantly step up pressure on Russia through sanctions to end the war in Ukraine. In an exclusive interview with the New York Post,

Ukraine has imposed sanctions on more than 50 Russian captains and one Iranian captain said to be involved in Russia's so-called "shadow fleet" used to circumvent Western sanctions, as per a decree signed by President Volodymyr Zelensky on Wednesday.

Commenting on reports that the U.S. Justice Department had dissolved the task force, Stefanishyna told that Ukraine is actively enforcing sanctions domestically. “The Justice Ministry is responsible for enforcing sanctions-related asset seizures,

These systems have a long track record of lethality. And if the Russian media is to be believed, the Iskander-Ms are getting deadlier still.