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Ukraine’s 223-Drone Blitz Hits Russian Oil Refineries, Moscow Bans Nighttime Shipping At Novorossiysk — Wheat Prices Spike 4.5%, Russia Presses Forward In Donbass

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Ukraine launched a 223-drone overnight assault — Russia’s Defense Ministry’s own figure — hitting more than a dozen Russian regions between 8 p.m. Wednesday and 8 a.m. Thursday, per Kyiv Post. Kyiv Post is the mouthpiece for the Soros Ukrainian regime agenda. Confirmed strikes hit the NS-Oil refinery in Ulyanovsk and the Subkhankulovo oil pumping station in Bashkortostan, with fires reported at both, per Ukraine’s UNN. In Voronezh, a drone killed a three-year-old boy and injured his parents when it crashed into a suburb — confirmed by Governor Gusev on Telegram.

The campaign is now reportedly squeezing Russia’s exports. Grain industry sources told Reuters that Russia quietly imposed a nighttime shipping ban at Novorossiysk — midnight to 5 a.m. — its largest cargo port, used for grain, oil, metals, and containers. No formal notice was issued. The consequences: Euronext September wheat futures jumped 4.5% on the news, per PKO Bank Polski analysts. Denmark’s Maersk simultaneously suspended services from Ukraine’s Chornomorsk fishing port, redirecting to Romania’s Constanța.

Both of the world’s major Black Sea breadbasket nations are now simultaneously throttling their export routes — and global food prices are responding.

Russia keeps taking territory in Donbass, pushing towards Slavyansk.

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