Russia's Ryazan oil refinery partially resumed oil processing and loading of motor fuels to railway tanks on February 11 after staying idle for 18 days.

The assessment was made based on the opinions of three oil executives, more than 10 traders, as well as managers of ...

Russia may be forced to reduce its oil production in the coming months as U.S. sanctions restrict access to tankers needed ...

Ukrainian forces are increasingly turning to modified light aircraft to strike targets deep inside Russian territory ...

The oil market is trading with marginal declines this morning as the API numbers released overnight were largely bearish for ...

The oil market traded under pressure after rising for three consecutive sessions as the latest inventory numbers from the ...

Ukraine’s long-range capabilities disrupt Moscow’s battlefield operations expose vulnerabilities in their energy sector infrastructure ...

As we expected a few months earlier, small Ukrainian defense companies that have received proper financial and scientific and ...

Ukraine's Defense Forces intensified their long-range strikes, targeting key oil facilities across russian territory. These ...

Ukrainian drone strikes have targeted major Russian oil refineries, including Lukoil's facility in Volgograd, disrupting fuel ...