Ukraine Strikes Vital Russian Fuel Supply Amid Ongoing Frontline Clashes

Ukrainian forces have struck a crucial Russian fuel supply facility near Naytopovichi in Bryansk Oblast, significantly impacting Russian military logistics by damaging a pumping station with a capacity of 10.5 million tons per year. Meanwhile, the Druzhba pipeline, a key energy route supplying Hungary and Slovakia, has been repaired after multiple Ukrainian attacks that drew strong criticism from both countries, with Hungarian officials and US President Donald Trump expressing anger over the strikes. Russia has made symbolic territorial gains in eastern Ukraine, particularly in the Donetsk region, which Moscow is using as leverage in stalled peace talks, while US President Donald Trump has pushed for a summit between Putin and Zelenskyy, though Putin remains reluctant to meet. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is coordinating with the “Coalition of the Willing,” including the US and European nations, to assess and secure additional military supplies for frontline regions like Donetsk and Zaporizhia amid ongoing Russian advances. Trump has voiced frustration over Moscow's unwillingness to negotiate peace and blamed the conflict’s outbreak on weakened US global standing after the Afghanistan withdrawal. The conflict’s instability continues to spill into neighboring countries, with drone incidents reported in Estonia and Poland, heightening regional tensions.