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Trump, Zelenskyy Meet at G7 as Ukraine Hits Russian Oil

6/14/2026

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Ukraine Drone Strike

U.S. President Donald Trump will attend a G7 working session with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in France on Tuesday.
A Ukrainian drone struck the Tamanneftegaz terminal in Volna village, Krasnodar, igniting fires and killing one worker, Russian authorities said.
Ukraine’s Security Service said attack would deprive Russia of oil revenue financing missiles and drones.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia will recover quickly and increase strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure.

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Kondratiev Verifies Attack

Governor Veniamin Kondratiev publicly verified the Temryuk attack on Telegram, confirming the worker’s death and terminal damage.
A Ukrainian drone strike on June 13 killed a worker and sparked a fire at terminal in Temryuk, Krasnodar region.
A strike caused a fire in Volgograd’s Kotovo district, damaging nearby infrastructure.
Processing at Lukoil’s Volgograd oil refinery was suspended, affecting regional fuel supplies.

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Historical Context

In 1999 NATO's Operation Allied Force bombed Serbian oil infrastructure, flying over 38,000 combat missions and crippling fuel production. That strategy of targeting energy assets reappears today as Ukrainian drones strike Russia’s Lukoil terminals in Krasnodar and Volgograd, aiming to cut revenue that funds missile production and shift power in the Eurasian energy market.

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Ukraine Drone Strike

U.S. President Donald Trump will attend a G7 working session with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in France on Tuesday.
A Ukrainian drone struck the Tamanneftegaz terminal in Volna village, Krasnodar, igniting fires and killing one worker, Russian authorities said.
Ukraine’s Security Service said attack would deprive Russia of oil revenue financing missiles and drones.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia will recover quickly and increase strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure.

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