Ukraine Resumes Strikes on Russian Refineries Amid Dispute With US

Ukraine has confirmed it will resume strikes on Russian oil refineries, citing a dispute with the United States. The strikes are part of a broader strategy to disrupt Russian energy production and supply chains. The US had previously mediated a temporary ceasefire in attacks on Russian refineries, but the truce collapsed, leading to the resumption of strikes. The conflict over energy infrastructure has been a key aspect of the ongoing war, with both sides using energy facilities as strategic targets. Ukrainian officials have accused the US of failing to uphold the energy truce, while the US has not publicly commented on the allegations. The resumption of strikes has been confirmed by Ukrainian officials, with the US involved in diplomatic efforts to mediate the dispute. Sources differ on the specifics of the dispute. Hürriyet Daily News reports the strikes are part of a dispute with the US, while The Punch specifies the truce was brokered by the US and collapsed, leading to the resumption of strikes.