Ukraine resumes oil refinery strikes as Oleshky ceasefire nears end
Ukrainian officials say Kyiv never agreed to Kushner’s 30-day pause demand as Oleshky truce nears end
Ukraine has resumed its attacks on Russian oil refineries as the six-day humanitarian ceasefire that allowed hundreds of civilians to flee the occupied city of Oleshky was due to end late Sunday. Kremlin officials said the raids restarted on Friday. Ukrainian officials told the Kyiv Independent they never agreed to a demand from Jared Kushner to pause such strikes for 30 days.