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Russia, Ukraine trade attacks on military targets, energy facilities

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Russia, Ukraine trade attacks on military targets, energy facilities

2026-06-10 11:10 Last Updated At:15:23

Russia and Ukraine continued to trade strikes on Tuesday, damaging ammunition depots, energy infrastructure facilities and other military targets.

The Russian Defense Ministry said in its latest report that over the past 24 hours, Russian forces launched strikes on ammunition and fuel depots as well as transport and energy infrastructure facilities used by the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

The Russian Armed Forces also struck temporary deployment points of Ukrainian armed formations and foreign mercenaries in 142 areas, the ministry said.

Air defense systems shot down nine guided aerial bombs, two rockets fired from a U.S.-made HIMARS rocket system, and 551 fixed-wing drones, the ministry added.

On the same day, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine said Ukrainian troops struck multiple military targets of Russian forces, including an ammunition depot, several command posts, and a logistics hub from Monday night to Tuesday morning.

In addition, the Ukrainian side confirmed that its troops had recently struck eight Russian fuel storage tanks and a fuel transshipment base.

Russia, Ukraine trade attacks on military targets, energy facilities

Russia, Ukraine trade attacks on military targets, energy facilities

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) lowered its forecast for global oil demand growth this year for the second month in a row, citing the prospects for weakening demand in non-OECD economies.

In its monthly oil market report released on Thursday, the Vienna-based oil group projected that global oil demand in 2026 will rise by 970,000 barrels per day from 2025 levels, down from the 1.17 million-barrel growth forecast in its May report and the 1.38 million forecast in April.

The downward revision, according to the report, was driven primarily by reduced demand expectations from non-OECD countries.

OPEC lowers forecast for 2026 global daily oil demand growth for second straight month

OPEC lowers forecast for 2026 global daily oil demand growth for second straight month

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