Russia accuses Ukraine of attacking its energy facilities in past 24 hours
ReutersMar 28, 2025 8:48 AM
MOSCOW, March 28 (Reuters) - Russia's Defence Ministry on Friday accused Ukraine of attacking Russian energy facilities in the past 24 hours despite a moratorium on striking each other's energy infrastructure.
The ministry said Ukraine attacked a gas metering station in Kursk region and power facilities in Belgorod, and tried to hit an oil refinery in the Saratov region. Reuters could not immediately confirm its account.
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