Russian drone strikes tanker in Ukraine’s Odesa after Zelenskyy closes US gas deal
Ukraine War,Ukraine,Romania,Russia,Eastern Europe,European Union,Energy,Gas,Turkey,Greece
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A suspected Russian drone attack in Ukraine saw a Turkish tanker hit in the Odesa region Monday, setting the vessel on fire and prompting evacuations across the Danube river in Romania.
The strike happened a day after Ukrainian President Zelenskyy signed a deal to import U.S. liquefied natural gas through the area.
On his visit to Greece, he finalized the agreement for U.S. LNG to flow to Odesa via pipelines from the northern Greek port of Alexandroupolis starting in January.
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