Ukraine Hits Russian Oil, Drones Clash in Sky War

0:00On May 3rd, Ukraine dropped some serious heat on Russia's oil game Sunday, slamming the primor's port on the Baltic Sea and two shadow-fleet tankers. Near Novorossisk in the Black Sea, that drone hit on Primorisk, Russia's top oil loader run by Transneft sparked a fire but no spill, according to the local governor. It's way out there, over a thousand kilometers from Ukraine, and Zelinsky confirmed his team took out those tankers to stop their sanction dodging. Runs. Keves cranking up these oil strikes because that cash straight funds Moscow's invasion, now dragging into year five. Meanwhile, Russian drones hammered Ukraine's Odessa region overnight, killing two folks and wounding three while torching homes and port gear. Strikes also hit Central Denny-Proportrovsk, injuring six and clipped the bus with 40 kids, no hurts inside, luckily. Over in Russia, a Ukrainian drone west of Moscow took out a 77-year-old man near Volokolomsk. Both sides swatted down hundreds of drones.

1:02Russia claimed 334 Ukrainian ones, Ukraine repelled 249 from two. 169 Russian attacks keeping the Sky War raging hard. That wraps U.S. news today, brought to you with AI. I'm Cory with the story.