The United States is demanding Ukraine to halt drone attacks on refineries in Russia. According to Washington, these attacks lead to rising oil prices and origin retaliation. This information was provided by the British paper “Financial Times” on its website on Friday.
The article cites 3 sources and reports that, according to the US, "dragon attack threatens to rise global oil prices". In 2024, natural material prices increased by about 15 percent, reaching $85 per barrel, resulting in an increase in fuel prices at the time erstwhile president Joe Biden launches an election campaign, seeking re-election.
Lega artis AppAccording to the Financial Times, the White home is becoming increasingly frustrated by the spectacular attacks of Ukrainian drones on refineries, terminals and oil retention facilities in western Russia.
The article states that the United States has given "a number of warnings" to elder Ukrainian safety Service (SBU) and Ukrainian Military Intelligence (HUR). Both of these agencies since Russia's invasion of Ukraine in February 2022 expanded the programs of attacks utilizing drones for Russian targets on land, water and air.
Since 2022 there have been at least 12 attacks on larger refineries, including 9 this year," said a military intelligence typical in Kiev for the "Financial Times". There have besides been respective attacks on terminals and oil warehouses. The article notes that the increase in attacks coincides with "an expanding discontent in Kiev due to Western ambivalent, according to him, approach to reducing Russia's income from the trade in energy resources".
Former White home Energy Advisor Bob McNally said “Financial Times” that “nothing bothers the current U.S. president like the increase in retail fuel prices in the election year.” A typical of the U.S. National safety Council, whose name has not been given, stated that the US "does not support or facilitate attacks in Russia." The CIA refused to comment on the case, as did SBU and HUR representatives.
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