Ukraine's expanded strikes on Russian refineries and data centres are damaging Moscow but have reduced Kyiv's political leverage, especially after Trump suspended parts of the Graham Act.
01Summary
- 01Ukraine has struck Russian oil refineries and Yandex data centres in a widening campaign.
- 02The attacks have caused significant damage to Russian infrastructure.
- 03Donald Trump suspended parts of the Graham Act amid the escalation.
- 04The strikes have cost Ukraine leverage in Washington.
- 05The situation highlights the limits of an attrition strategy for Kyiv.
02Why it matters
The strikes show how military actions can have diplomatic repercussions, potentially affecting future US support and the broader balance of the conflict.
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