The Russians are pounding with 'Kinzhal' and 'Iskander' missiles; The dead are being recovered PHOTO/VIDEO

Fire at Russian refinery extinguishedRussian fire services have extinguished a fire at the Ilsky oil refinery in Krasnodar Krai, which broke out due to a drone crash during the night, Interfax reported.The emergency services stated that no one was injured in the fire.The fire started around 2 a.m. after debris from an unmanned aerial vehicle fell.Peskov: The war continues...The war in Ukraine will continue if Kyiv keeps refusing &ldquo;genuine&rdquo; negotiations and serious decisions on a peaceful settlement, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said today, stressing that Russia remains open to peace talks on Ukraine.He stated that the war could end by the end of the day if Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky orders the Ukrainian armed forces to withdraw from Russian regions, according to the RIA Novosti agency.He said the peace process in Ukraine is on hold, but that this does not mean there are no contacts with the United States, adding that Russia continues to maintain regular communication with Washington.Peskov emphasized that Russia is carrying out systematic strikes on military infrastructure in Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities, adding that Russia prefers to achieve its goals in Ukraine through peaceful means. Politico: EU likely will not include a full ban on Russian oil in the 21st sanctions packageThe EU is likely not to include a complete ban on Russian oil and restrictions on maritime services related to its transport in the 21st sanctions package, the Brussels-based outlet Politico reported, citing EU diplomats.According to the report, preparation of the new sanctions package is focused on adjusting the current oil price cap mechanism.Specifically, EU countries are considering maintaining the current oil price cap, while proposals for a full ban on Russian oil and a ban on maritime services have not yet gained sufficient support among EU member states and are unlikely to be implemented as part of the new package. Rising number of casualties in Kyiv and Dnipro The number of victims of the Russian attack on Dnipro has risen to 11, including two children, said today the head of the Dnipropetrovsk Military Administration, Oleksandr Hanza. In addition to Dnipro, Kyiv was also targeted, where five people were killed and 64 injured, according to the latest information published on Telegram by Kyiv Mayor Vitali Klitschko. &ldquo;There are already 11 dead. Two of them are children. Rescuers pulled the bodies of a woman and an eight-year-old boy from under the rubble of a four-story building in Dnipro that was destroyed by the enemy,&rdquo; Hanza said in a Telegram post. According to him, 37 people were injured, and 22 are still in hospitals with shrapnel wounds, fractures, and cuts. In Dnipro, serious destruction of multi-story residential buildings was recorded after a massive Russian attack, Ukraine&rsquo;s Interior Minister Ihor Klymenko said earlier today. The map of Russian attacks Latest information: 58 injured in Kyiv

The Russians are pounding with 'Kinzhal' and 'Iskander' missiles; The dead are being recovered PHOTO/VIDEO

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