Krasnodar
Coverage of Krasnodar in the Nexus archive.
- Russia and Ukraine trade drone attacks with 5 killed in each country
Russia and Ukraine exchanged drone attacks, each reporting five civilian deaths, with Ukraine citing two children among the casualties. The UN and UNICEF condemned the attacks, urging compliance with international humanitarian law, while both sides accuse each other of targeting civilians.
- Russian and Ukrainian drone strikes kill at least 5 in each country
Russian and Ukrainian drone strikes killed at least five people in each country, with attacks reported near Moscow, the Black Sea coast, and Ukrainian ports. Russia claims Ukrainian drones caused seven deaths in Arkhipo-Osipovka, while Ukraine reports Russian strikes killed five civilians. Both sides continue reciprocal aerial attacks, with Russia reporting 320 drones shot down.
- Russia Jails Ukrainian for 24 Years in Case Rights Groups Call Politically Motivated
A Russian military court sentenced 30-year-old Ukrainian Yan Haupt to 24 years in prison over alleged plans to attack railway infrastructure in Krasnodar. Rights groups describe the case as politically motivated.
- Russia’s biggest online retailer is the latest target of Ukraine’s attacks
Ukraine's drones attacked multiple Wildberries warehouses in Russia, killing nine and injuring dozens, as part of Kyiv's campaign to disrupt Russia's wartime economy. Wildberries, founded in 2004 by Tatyana Kim, is Russia's largest online retailer with significant market share and plans for international expansion.
- Ukraine Hits Oil Refineries in Krasnodar and Bashkortostan
Ukraine has struck oil refineries in Krasnodar and Bashkortostan, resulting in acute fuel shortages in parts of Russia. The attacks have targeted most of Russia's oil refineries in recent months.
- Russia’s fuel crisis is so bad that a mom and her baby waited in line for 18 hours to get gas — ‘Are we in the Soviet Union?’
Russia's fuel shortage, caused by Ukraine's drone strikes on oil infrastructure, has led to long gas station lines and economic strain. A Siberian family waited 18 hours to refuel, highlighting Soviet-era-like rationing and public frustration.
- Ukraine targets St. Petersburg again as Putin’s Davos wraps up
Ukraine launched drone attacks near St. Petersburg and Krasnodar, targeting Russian military and oil infrastructure ahead of the closing of Putin’s economic forum. Zelenskyy called for peace talks, which Putin dismissed, while Russia’s defense ministry claimed to have intercepted 376 drones. Ukraine’s foreign minister warned of worsening conditions for Russia as the conflict continues.