Ukraine resumed drone attacks on Russian oil refineries Thursday after President Zelensky declared the Trump-announced energy ceasefire over. A refinery in Ryazan region, southeast of Moscow, was targeted, with damage assessed by local authorities.
Zelensky said Ukraine had suspended attacks for three days while Russia continued targeting Ukrainian energy infrastructure. He accused the US of withholding intelligence on Russian strikes and restricting Starlink usage, which he called a policy decision. Russia denied agreeing to the ceasefire and accused Ukraine of attacking a refinery south of Moscow.
Ukraine's military relies on US intelligence and Starlink for defense and coordination. Zelensky accused the US of betraying Ukraine by pulling back support, while European leaders condemned the intelligence restrictions as a critical error. Russia's defense ministry reported intercepting missiles and drones near a refinery in Ryazan.
Zelensky claimed the Starlink restrictions were deliberate, not technical. Trump denied withholding intelligence, and Musk stated Starshield systems are under US control. The dispute highlights tensions between Kyiv and Washington over military support and intelligence sharing.