
Ukraine Halts Russian Refinery Strikes as US Vote Puts Fuel Markets in Focus
Ukraine has reportedly paused attacks on Russian refineries ahead of the US midterms, easing one near-term risk to global diesel and fuel supplies.

Ukraine has reportedly paused attacks on Russian refineries ahead of the US midterms, easing one near-term risk to global diesel and fuel supplies.

A bipartisan Senate group says Trump’s Russian diesel deal would aid Moscow while doing little to lower U.S. fuel costs.

U.S. pressure on Ukraine’s PURL arms program adds new risk for energy and defense markets as Washington pushes for a refinery-strike halt.

Kaluga Region and Zabaykalsky Krai are restoring gasoline-sale limits as refinery attacks and logistics disruptions tighten Russian fuel supply.

The Slavneft Yaroslavl refinery has halted processing and fuel shipments after drone strikes damaged key units, adding pressure to Russia’s fuel market.

France, Germany, the UK, and Italy endorse the US-Iran deal, emphasizing nuclear non-proliferation and the restoration of safe maritime navigation through the Strait of Hormuz.

Lukoil’s NORSI refinery in Nizhny Novgorod halves capacity after Ukrainian drone strikes, impacting a quarter of Russia’s refining output.