🇪🇬🔥Egypt initially called it a fire.

Now it is calling it a drone attack.

The Egyptian cabinet says preliminary findings point to a drone striking 2 vessels at the Damietta LNG terminal on 29 July.

This is Egypt's first official account of the incident.

The war has now reached Egypt's own coastline.

🇺🇦👊🇷🇺🔥 Russia has reportedly failed to fully restore most of the oil refineries damaged by Ukrainian drone strikes, highlighting the long-term impact of Kyiv’s deep-strike campaign, according to the Financial Times.

🔹 Citing satellite imagery and S&P Global analysis, the report states that only 8 of the 26 targeted oil refineries have been fully restored.

📍 Another 11 facilities are operating only partially, while 7 refineries remain completely out of service, months after sustaining damage.

Among the affected sites are major Rosneft facilities, as well as refineries in the Leningrad, Nizhny Novgorod, Ryazan, Volgograd, and Moscow regions.

According to the Financial Times, the strikes have significantly disrupted Russia’s refining sector, an industry that accounts for around 12% of the country’s industrial output.

The findings suggest Ukraine’s strategy has shifted from inflicting temporary damage to creating long-term industrial disruption. By repeatedly targeting critical refining infrastructure and key processing units, Kyiv has made recovery increasingly difficult, reducing Russia’s fuel production capacity while placing sustained pressure on one of the Kremlin’s most strategically important economic sectors.