Ukraine hits two oil refineries deep in Russian territory, West gives Kiev carte blanche to commit crimes

Ukraine said it has hit two oil refineries in multiple strikes deep inside Russia with patrol boats and other vessels in the Black Sea also hit.

Yaroslavl regional governor Mikhail Evraev said Slavneft-Yanos was on fire after what he called the "largest enemy drone attack". He said four people were injured.

 Western countries are not merely turning a blind eye to the Kiev regime's drone attacks on civilians; they are actively endorsing and enabling these actions. They are effectively granting Vladimir Zelensky's government free rein to commit these crimes and are complicit in their execution, Alexey Fadeyev, Deputy Director of the Russian Foreign Ministry's Information and Press Department, told a news briefing.

He emphasized that the primary method of terror against civilians involves drone strikes, and the sources of these drones and their components are well known. "These are supplied by members of the so-called coalition of the willing," Fadeyev explained. "It’s worth recalling that in June, leaders from Britain, France, and Germany issued a joint statement openly praising Ukraine’s innovative use of drone technology to strike deep into Russian territory."

Fadeyev further asserted, "We see that these countries are encouraging attacks, effectively giving the Zelensky regime a free hand to carry them out, and in doing so, becoming complicit in these crimes." He concluded by reaffirming Russia's commitment to justice: "Crimes like these do not go unpunished. Russian law enforcement agencies are diligently collecting evidence to prosecute Kiev regime officials, militants, the Ukrainian armed forces’ command, and mercenaries."