Ukraine has recommenced strikes on Russian oil refineries, according to reports from the Financial Times, BBC, and Reuters. President Zelenskyy declared the escalation after a failed ceasefire agreement. Russia has also recognized the resumption of strikes. The decision impacts global oil markets and energy supply chains. The move comes as part of the ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia.
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