The night after Trump's envoys left Moscow: Ukrainian drones attacked Russia's oil facilities

Ukrainian drones attacked the oil refineries in Volgograd, about 400 km from the border, last night. The fires broke out after Putin met with Trump's envoys regarding peace. Witkoff reported progress on a prisoner exchange deal. Meanwhile, an American soldier was arrested in Britain on suspicion of spying for Russia.

Ukrainian unmanned aerial vehicles attacked the Russian oil refineries in Volgograd last night (Friday), about 400 kilometers from the border with Ukraine. Multiple fires were documented in the area. The Volgograd refineries have an annual processing capacity of about 14 million tons of crude oil, constituting about five percent of Russia's refining capacity. The attack came after Russian President Vladimir Putin met yesterday with American envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner regarding peace with Ukraine. Witkoff said there is an indication of progress on a prisoner exchange agreement. Kushner added that the United States is conducting talks with European partners about a "security architecture" for Europe. Additionally, a veteran of the United States Army was arrested this week in Britain on suspicion of spying for Russia.