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  1. Russia and Ukraine conflict sees drone attacks on Moscow and Kyiv, alongside diplomatic meetings involving Trump and Macron.
  2. Kyiv targets Russian energy infrastructure amid intensified attacks deep into Russian territory, framing it as a key strategy to end the war.
  3. Drone attacks damaged Russian energy facilities, pressuring European policy and forcing Russia to import fuel by sea.

Intensified drone attacks on Russia's energy supplies risk escalation, according to NATO intelligence, while Putin acknowledges using fuel reserves.

12 reports, 8 independent Updated Aug 25
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Intensified drone attacks on Russia's energy supplies risk escalation, according to NATO intelligence, while Putin acknowledges using fuel reserves.

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  1. NATO states dictate terms for Russian surrender amid drone attacks on energy infrastructure.1 source
  2. Putin admits Ukrainian drone attacks are creating problems and disrupting Russian refining capacity.1 source
  3. Putin acknowledged persistent fuel shortages affecting Russian motorists due to drone attacks.1 source
  4. NATO intelligence warns of escalation risk amid intensified drone attacks on Russia's energy sector.1 source

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Drone attacks damaged Russian energy facilities, pressuring European policy and forcing Russia to import fuel by sea. All 6 developments

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