\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tA house burns after a Ukrainian drone attack in the village of Subbotino in the Moscow region, Russia, May 17, 2026<\/p>\n
EA-Ukraine VideoCast: Kyiv\u2019s Retaliation v. Russia\u2019s Mass Killings<\/a><\/p>\n Saturday\u2019s Coverage: Zelensky \u2014 We Will Not Allow Russia\u2019s Murders To Go Unpunished<\/a><\/p>\n The Trump Administration\u2019s sanctions waiver for countries purchasing Russia\u2019s maritime oil shipments has lapsed.<\/p>\n The waiver expired at 12:01 a.m. on Saturday.<\/p>\n The Administration instituted a one-month waiver in March as its war on Iran spiked global oil and gas prices, and renewed it in mid-April.<\/p>\n Russian oil revenues recovered in March after falling 47% in January and February. However, they dropped again in April because of the effects of Ukraine\u2019s strikes on refineries, terminals, and ports.;><\/p>\n The assault began late Saturday, continuing into the early hours of Sunday. By around 3:30 a.m., Russian authorities claimed that at least 73 drones had been shot down, with air defense systems intercepting incoming UAVs.<\/p>\n The officials declared that at least three people had been killed and residential buildings damaged. Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin said the oil refinery in Kapotnya was targeted, but operations were not disrupted.<\/p>\n Reports mentioned explosions in the Moscow\u2019s region Khimki, Klin, and Zelenograd; activity near Sheremetyevo Airport; and blasts in central Moscow.<\/p>\n Ukraine launched its largest drone attack on Moscow yet, targeting more than a dozen facilities across the city and Moscow Oblast. <\/p>\n Exilenova+, Astra pic.twitter.com\/sSHvk0khoo<\/a><\/p>\n\n