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Kursk Incursion: Ukraine to Open Humanitarian Corridors for Fleeing Russian Civilians

Massive Russian Attack Hits Ukraine Energy Infrastructure – Kyiv

Authorities in northeastern Kharkiv and southern Odesa regions reported overnight drone strikes on energy facilities.

Bulgaria Adopts Law to Take Control of Russia's Lukoil Refinery

Lukoil has owned the Neftochim plant, the largest oil refinery in the Balkans, since 1999.

‘Hidden Mobilization?’: What Russia’s New Reservist Law Could Mean for the War in Ukraine

Putin has signed legislation allowing reservists to be sent to “special training” to protect critical infrastructure. What does that mean?

Hungarian Refiner MOL Says Most Russian Oil Replaceable If Druzhba Pipeline Dries Up

Bloomberg said it was a “pivot” from months of messaging by Orbán and MOL that Hungary’s refineries were fully dependent on Russian crude.