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One of Australia’s most decorated soldiers charged with committing 5 war crime murders in Afghanistan

April 7, 2026 / 6:50 AM EDT / CBS/AP

Australia’s most decorated living veteran, Ben Roberts-Smith, faces war crime charges on allegations that he killed five unarmed Afghans while serving in Afghanistan from 2009 and 2012, police and media reported on Tuesday.

Police have not confirmed the name of the 47-year-old former soldier who was arrested Tuesday. But he has been widely reported in the media to be Roberts-Smith, a former Special Air Service Regiment corporal who was awarded both the Victoria Cross and Medal of Gallantry for his service in Afghanistan.

Police charged him Tuesday with five counts of war crime murder. He will remain in custody overnight and make his first court appearance on Wednesday, a police statement said.

He will potentially apply for release on bail Wednesday.

Roberts-Smith is only the second Australian veteran of the Afghanistan campaign to be charged with a war crime.

Former member of Australia’s elite Special Air Service regiment Ben Roberts-Smith leaves the Federal Court in Sydney on May 1, 2025. SAEED KHAN/AFP via Getty Images

Former SAS soldier Oliver Schulz, 44, has pleaded not guilty to a charge of war crime murder. He is accused of shooting Afghan man Dad Mohammad three times in the head in an Uruzgan province wheat field in May 2012.

War crime murder carries a potential sentence of life in prison. It’s a federal crime in Australia, defined as the intentional killing in the context of armed conflict of a person who is not taking an active part in hostilities, such as civilians, prisoners of war or wounded soldiers.

Police arrested Roberts-Smith at Sydney Airport on Tuesday after he arrived on a flight from Brisbane, Australian Federal Police Commissioner Krissy Barrett said.

“It will be alleged that the victims were not taking part in hostilities at the time of their alleged murder in Afghanistan. It will be alleged the victims were detained, unarmed and were under the control of ADF members when they were killed,” Barrett told reporters, referring to the Australian Defense Force.

“It will be alleged the victims were shot by the accused or shot by subordinate members of the ADF in the presence of and acting on the orders of the accused,” Barrett added.

“Step toward global justice”

Roberts-Smith allegedly killed an unarmed Afghan teenager and kicked a handcuffed man off a cliff before ordering him to be shot dead, the Reuters news agency reported. According to Amnesty International, he was also involved in the shooting of a wounded man with a prosthetic leg.

In a statement, the group called Roberts-Smith’s arrest a “critical step toward global justice and accountability efforts.”

“Australian authorities must now ensure all credible allegations are fully investigated and, where appropriate, prosecuted,” said Zaki Haidari, Amnesty International Australia’s strategic campaigner.

A civil court has already found similar allegations against Roberts-Smith credible in a defamation suit he brought after several newspapers published articles in 2018 accusing him of a range of war crimes. In 2023, a federal judge rejected Roberts-Smith’s claims and ruled that he likely killed four noncombatants unlawfully in 2009 and 2012. But while the civil court found the war crimes allegations were mostly proved on a balance of probabilities, the new charges would have to be proved in a criminal court to a higher standard of beyond reasonable doubt. In September, Australia’s High Court said it would not hear an appeal, ending his chances of overturning the ruling.

The charges follow a military report released in 2020 that found evidence that elite Australian SAS and commando regiment troops unlawfully killed 39 Afghan prisoners, farmers and other noncombatants.

Barrett said few soldiers were involved in the new allegations.

“The alleged conduct related to these charges is confined to a very small section of our trusted and respected ADF which helps keep this country safe,” Barrett said.

“The overwhelming majority of our ADF do our country proud. Today’s charges are not reflective of the majority of members who serve under our Australian flag with honor, with distinction and with the values of a democratic nation,” she added.

The Office of the Special Investigator was established to work with police on the war crime allegations. The office’s director of investigations Ross Barnett said allegations of 53 war crimes had been investigated and 39 of those investigations had concluded without charges. Around 40,000 Australian military personnel served in Afghanistan between 2001 and 2021, of whom 41 were killed.

Roberts-Smith became a household name across Australia when he was awarded the Victoria Cross in 2011, a medal reserved for only the most courageous wartime exploits. He met Queen Elizabeth II, had his portrait hung at the Australian War Museum, and was even honored as the nation’s “father of the year.”

Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II greets Australian SAS Corporal Ben Roberts-Smith, who was awarded the Victoria Cross for Australia, during an audience at Buckingham Palace in London, Nov. 15, 2011. REUTERS/Anthony Devlin/POOL/File Photo

Agence France-Presse contributed to this report.

以色列告知伊朗民众不要乘坐火车

2026年4月7日 17:22 / 联合早报

2026年4月5日，伊朗德黑兰，美以与伊朗冲突背景下，伊朗民众走在街道上。 （路透社）

以色列国防军星期二警告，伊朗民众不要乘坐火车或靠近铁路。

以军星期二（4月7日）在社交媒体用波斯语发布声明说：“为了你们的安全，请从现在起至伊朗时间晚上9时（新加坡时间星期三凌晨1时30分），避免在伊朗全境乘坐火车旅行。若在火车上或铁路线附近将危及你们的生命。”

彭博社报道称，这是首次针对有关基础设施发出的警告，而这类警告通常在实施攻击前发布。

此前，美国总统特朗普加大对伊朗民用基础设施的威胁力度，称如果到星期二未能达成停火协议，美国将“摧毁”伊朗。伊朗拒绝了一项暂时停火的方案草案，称需要永久结束战争。

伊朗拥有庞大的铁路系统，用于连接多个城市的客货运输，同时也连接了土耳其和阿塞拜疆等国家。由于政府实施了广泛的互联网限制，目前尚不清楚有多少伊朗民众能看到这条消息。

Universal Music targeted in takeover bid by hedge fund Pershing Square

April 7, 2026 7:10 AM EDT / CBS/AFP

American hedge fund Pershing Square, led by the activist investor Bill Ackman, announced Tuesday that it had offered to buy Universal Music Group in a merger, saying it believed the world’s biggest music label was undervalued by stock markets.

Pershing Square said its offer to Universal shareholders included 9.4 billion euros ($10.9 billion) in cash plus 0.77 shares in the new entity for each UMG share. After a merger with Pershing Square SPARC Holdings, an acquisition company, the new entity would be listed on the New York Stock Exchange. Universal currently trades on the Amsterdam Stock Exchange.

The Reuters news agency says Pershing Square’s cash-and-shares offer values Universal Music at around 30.40 euros ($35) per share, 78% over its last closing price of 17.10 euros and making the deal worth 55.75 billion euros ($64.31 billion).

The merged company would boast a stable of top artists including Taylor Swift, The Weeknd, Lady Gaga, Billie Eilish and Drake.

Pershing Square hopes to close the deal by the end of 2026.

“UMG’s stock price has languished due to a combination of issues that are unrelated to the performance of its music business,” Ackman said in a statement.

The company pointed to uncertainty about French conglomerate Bollore’s plans for its 18 percent stake in Universal, delay in listing on the U.S. stock market, and “underutilization of UMG’s balance sheet” among concerns that have held back the shares’ performance.

Ilhan Omar calls Trump an ‘unhinged lunatic,’ urges booting him out of office

April 7, 2026 6:06am EDT / Fox News

President Trump has threatened an attack against Iranian power plants and bridges

By Alex Nitzberg Fox News

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Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., called President Donald Trump an “unhinged lunatic” in a Monday post on X, advocating for him to be ousted from office.

“This is not ok. Invoke the 25th amendment. Impeach. Remove. This unhinged lunatic must be removed from office,” she asserted.

The left-wing lawmaker made the comments while sharing a screenshot of the president’s controversial Easter Sunday Truth Social post threatening attacks against Iranian power plants and bridges.

TRUMP WARNS IRAN HE MAY STRIKE ‘EVERY POWER PLANT’ AS DEADLINE TO REOPEN HORMUZ NEARS

U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., poses for a portrait in her office on Capitol Hill on Wednesday, Dec. 10, 2025.(Demetrius Freeman/The Washington Post via Getty Images)

“Tuesday will be Power Plant Day, and Bridge Day, all wrapped up in one, in Iran. There will be nothing like it!!! Open the F—in’ Strait, you crazy bastards, or you’ll be living in Hell – JUST WATCH! Praise be to Allah,” Trump wrote in the post, referring to the Strait of Hormuz.

Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., warned in a Monday post on X, “Threatening to target power plants and other non-military targets is not strength. If those words become orders to destroy civilian infrastructure with no valid military purpose, it’s hard to see how they would not violate the laws of armed conflict. America leads best with strength, discipline, and professionalism. Illegal orders to make civilians suffer would be a black mark on our military and our country.”

MARK KELLY PRESSED ON WHETHER HE WOULD REFUSE ORDERS IF HE WAS STILL IN UNIFORM

Sen. Mark Kelly, D-Ariz., during a news conference ahead of the State of the Union address at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2026.(Daniel Heuer/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Sen. Jeff Merkley, D-Ore., declared in a Sunday post on X, “President Trump’s profanity-laden Easter threat to attack Iran’s civilian infrastructure—power plants and bridges—are the words of a frustrated and immoral madman. Many experts agree that such attacks would be war crimes under international law. To our military leaders, remember this: You are legally required to refuse orders to commit war crimes.”

Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., characterized Trump’s comments as “the ravings of a dangerous and mentally unbalanced individual,” asserting in a Sunday post on X, “Congress has got to act NOW. End this war.”

Fox News Digital reached out to the White House for comment early Tuesday morning.

‘GOD IS GOOD’: INSIDE THE HIGH-RISK US MISSION TO SAVE A WOUNDED AIRMAN SHOT DOWN IN IRAN

U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during a news conference in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room of the White House on April 6, 2026, in Washington, D.C.(Alex Wong/Getty Images)

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During remarks on Monday, Trump indicated the U.S. has “a plan … where every bridge in Iran will be decimated by 12 o’clock tomorrow night, where every power plant in Iran will be out of business, burning, exploding, and never to be used again. I mean complete demolition by 12 o’clock.”

“We don’t want that to happen,” he said.

Alex Nitzberg is a writer for Fox News Digital.

国际能源署署长比罗尔提醒各国在短期内应尽可能节约能源，并警告可能会出现“黑色四月”。 （路透社）

（巴黎综合电）国际能源署署长比罗尔接受法国媒体采访时预测，由中东战争引发的全球最严重能源危机，将加速推动可再生能源、核能和电动汽车的发展。

比罗尔在法国《费加罗报》（Le Figaro）周二（4月7日）刊登的访谈中说，当前的能源危机比起1973年、1979年和2022年三次危机加起来还要严重。不过，尽管伊朗封锁了霍尔木兹海峡，导致燃料价格飙升，但当前的局势走向显示，全球能源体系的架构将发生改变。

他说：“这（个转变）需要数年。它的转变，并非是解决当前危机的方案，但能源地缘政治格局将发生深刻变革。”

他认为，可再生能源比如太阳能和风能，可以快速安装启用，会发展得比其他技术更快。“我们应该很快就会转向可再生能源，可能就在几个月之内”。

即使如此，比罗尔仍提醒各国在短期内应尽可能节约能源，并警告可能会出现“黑色四月”。

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他说：“如果霍尔木兹海峡在整个四月都是关闭的，我们将损失的原油和炼油品数量，会是三月份的两倍”。他指出，这条重要的国际航道，也是化肥的重要运输点。

U.S. soldier’s newlywed wife faces deportation after being detained on Louisiana military base

2026-04-07T07:54:00-0400 / CBS/AP

A U.S. Army staff sergeant is trying to halt his wife’s deportation after she was detained inside a Louisiana military base where the couple was planning to live together just days after their wedding.

The effort to remove the soldier’s wife, who was born in Honduras and remained in a federal immigration detention center Monday, has drawn backlash from military family advocates who called the detention demoralizing in a time of war and warned that deporting spouses could undermine recruitment.

Staff Sgt. Matthew Blank said he brought his wife, Annie Ramos, 22, to his base in Fort Polk, Louisiana, last Thursday so that she could begin the process to receive military benefits and take steps toward a green card. The couple married in March.

Federal immigration agents detained Ramos as part of the Trump administration’s mass deportation agenda, which legal experts say has dispensed with the U.S. Department of Homeland Security’s practice of leniency toward families of military members.

“I never imagined that trying to do the right thing would lead to her being taken away from me,” said Blank, 23, in a statement to The Associated Press. “What was supposed to be the happiest week of our lives has turned into one of the hardest.”

Ramos’ detention was first reported by The New York Times.

“Our plan was to drive over, bring her to the office to get her military ID and activate her military spouse benefits,” Blank told The Times. “She was going to move in after the Easter weekend. Instead, she got ripped away from me.”

This photo provided by Jen Rickling shows U.S. Army staff sergeant, Matthew Blank, left, and his wife, Annie Ramos, posing for a photo while celebrating their wedding, in March, 2026, in Houston. Jen Rickling / AP

Ramos entered the U.S. in 2005, when she was younger than 2 years old. That same year, her family failed to appear for an immigration hearing, leading a judge to issue a final order of removal, according to DHS.

“She has no legal status to be in this country,” DHS said in an emailed statement. “This administration is not going to ignore the rule of law.”

In 2020, Ramos applied to receive Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, also known as DACA, but her husband says her application has remained “in limbo” amid legal fights to end the Obama-era program.

Last April, DHS eliminated a 2022 policy that considered military service of an immediate family member to be a “significant mitigating factor” in deciding whether or not to pursue immigration enforcement. The administration’s new policy states that “military service alone does not exempt aliens from the consequences of violating U.S. immigration laws.”

Prior to the Trump administration’s mass deportation push, DHS generally allowed the spouses of active-duty military members to gain legal status through policies like parole in place and deferred action that military recruiters promote, according to Margaret Stock, a military immigration law expert.

Ramos’ case would have been easy to resolve in the past, Stock said, but instead DHS now appears to be focusing on detaining members of military families whenever the opportunity arises – including when, like Ramos, they are attempting to apply for legal status.

“It doesn’t make any sense – they’re going to get arrested for following the law? That’s stupid,” Stock said. “It’s bad for morale, it disrupts the soldiers’ readiness.”

In September, more than 60 members of Congress wrote to DHS and the U.S. Department of Defense warning that arrests of military personnel and veteran’s family members was “betraying its promises to service members who play a key role in protecting U.S. national security.”

“To make matters worse, the Trump administration may be targeting military families using information they voluntarily provided to the federal government in connection with their service,” the lawmakers said in the letter.

The Pentagon declined to comment.

Lydiah Owiti-Otienoh, who runs an advocacy group called the Foreign-Born Military Spouse Network, said she’s anecdotally seen an increase in cases where the lives of military families have been upended by tightening immigration restrictions. She believes the federal government is undermining its own interests by attempting to deport military spouses.

“It just sends a really bad message – we don’t care about you, about your spouses, anything you are doing,” Owiti-Otienoh said. “If military families are not stable, national security is not stable.”

Blank’s mother, Jen Rickling, told the AP in a statement that her daughter-in-law, a Sunday school teacher and biochemistry major, had been everything she hoped for – someone who “loves my son with her whole heart.”

“We absolutely adore her,” Rickling said. “I believe in this country. And I believe we can do better than this – for Annie, for other military families, and for the values we hold dear.”

Blank says he had been eager to start building a life and with Ramos on the base while he served his country.

“I want my wife home,” Blank said. “And I will not stop fighting until she is back where she belongs, by my side.”

This photo provided by Jen Rickling shows U.S. Army staff sergeant, Matthew Blank, right, and his wife, Annie Ramos, cutting a cake while celebrating their wedding, in March 2026, in Houston. Jen Rickling / AP

In January, the number of detainees in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody reached a new record high, surpassing 70,000 for the first time in the deportation agency’s 23-year history, according to internal Department of Homeland Security data obtained by CBS News.

https://www.cbsnews.com/video/louisiana-woman-brought-to-the-us-as-a-child-deported-by-ice/

特朗普称，政府将追查向媒体泄露信息的人，并拘留那些不愿透露泄密来源的记者。 （纽约时报）

美国总统特朗普威胁要将那些披露美军营救行动细节，指责他们危及了这次的行动。

彭博社报道，特朗普星期一（4月6日）召开记者会，公开他口中这一“历史性”行动的更多细节。

据日前报道， 这架F-15E战斗机上星期五（3日）在伊朗境内被击落。美军特种部队在上星期六夜里冒险深入伊朗山区，动用数百人救出被击落的F-15E战斗机上的第二名机组人员。特朗普说，机上其中一人较早时已获救，但政府未立即宣布，以免危及另一人的拯救行动。

特朗普星期一说，这次行动化解了美国在这场持续一个月的冲突中面临的最危险时刻之一。这些言论实质上是他针对新闻媒体对特朗普政府报道的最新批评。

特朗普虽未点名具体媒体，但称一些报道提及最初只救出两名飞行员中的一人的细节，可能向伊朗方面泄露了风声，从而威胁到营救另一名飞行员的行动。

特朗普称，政府将追查向媒体泄露信息的人，并拘留那些不愿透露泄密来源的记者。

他说：“我们必须找到那个泄密者，因为那是个有病的人。如果写这报道的人不交代，他将入狱。我认为大家都会明白，他们的行为给这次任务带来了巨大风险。”

特朗普详细描述了上周末展开的搜救行动，称为营救第一名飞行员出动了21架飞机，而为营救第二名飞行员则出动了约155架飞机。他说，美军人员在营救被困在伊朗腹地的第二名飞行员时，实施了一场复杂的佯动行动。

White House unleashes on Stacey Abrams in latest clash over Trump’s election order

April 7, 2026 7:22am EDT / Fox News

Abrams accused Trump of voter suppression following executive order on ‘Ensuring Citizenship Verification and Integrity in Federal Elections’

By Ashley Oliver Fox News

The White House tore into Democrat activist and failed Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams on Monday after she argued President Donald Trump’s executive order seeking to rein in mail-in voting was “illegal.”

“Has Stacey Abrams conceded the multiple elections she lost yet or is she still pretending to be Governor?” White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson told Fox News Digital. “Election integrity has always been a top priority for President Trump, and the American people sent him back to the White House because they overwhelmingly supported his commonsense election integrity agenda.”

The comment was in response to Abrams, who said during an appearance on MS NOW over the weekend that Trump’s order would disenfranchise voters, resurfacing long-held tensions with the president amid his latest push to enhance voter security ahead of the midterms. Abrams previously ran for Georgia governor twice and refused to formally concede her 2018 election.

“It is patently illegal, and it is entirely in the playbook of voter suppression that Republicans, including Donald Trump, have been using for the last decade or so,” Abrams said.

STACEY ABRAMS TOUTS 10 STEPS TO AUTOCRACY, SAYS ‘DO NOT LET PROPAGANDA WIN’

Stacey Abrams speaks onstage during the Clinton Global Initiative 2025 Annual Meeting, Sept. 25, 2025, in New York City.(JP Yim/Getty Images for New York Hilton Midtown)

Trump’s order, called “Ensuring Citizenship Verification and Integrity in Federal Elections,” directs the Department of Homeland Security and Social Security Administration, in coordination with state leaders, to create a list of citizens, and then directed the U.S. Postal Service to only deliver mail-in ballots to people on the list.

“The president will do everything in his power to defend the safety and security of American elections and to ensure that only American citizens are voting in them – that’s only controversial for Democrats like Stacey,” Jackson added.

Abrams founded Fair Fight Action after her 2018 loss to Republican Gov. Brian Kemp, saying Georgia’s election system suppressed voters. The group was later ordered to reimburse the state more than $200,000 in legal costs after an unsuccessful lawsuit.

Separately, Abrams-linked advocacy groups have faced campaign-finance and nonprofit-compliance scrutiny, including a Georgia Ethics Commission case involving the New Georgia Project and a 2025 IRS complaint targeting Fair Fight Action.

Abrams has since criticized Republican-led voting initiatives at the federal and state level as relics of the Jim Crow era and designed to disenfranchise racial minorities.

“The Constitution gives to the states the authority to determine how elections are held,” Abrams said. “What the Republican regime is upset about is that democracy has been working.”

President Donald Trump displays a signed executive order in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, D.C., on March 31, 2026. Trump signed an executive order Tuesday intended to make it harder for voters to cast mail-in ballots, escalating his long-running campaign against a practice used by millions of Americans.(Aaron Schwartz/CNP/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

Trump criticized Abrams as far back as 2018 over her stance on voting, accusing her of wanting “illegal aliens to vote.” Abrams “opposed requiring proof of American citizenship at the ballot box,” Trump said at the time.

Trump has long argued that noncitizen voting, which is illegal, is a widespread problem in U.S. elections. In addition to his executive order, Trump has urged Congress to pass the SAVE Act before the 2026 elections to impose a physical identification requirement on people registering to vote, though it lacks the needed support from Democratic senators to advance in the upper chamber.

While the White House has framed Trump’s executive order as an effort to bolster election integrity, Abrams and other critics argued it intruded on state authority and would unfairly suppress votes.

“The biggest risk for Americans right now is that we see these as piecemeal, and we don’t recognize it’s part of a pattern,” Abrams said. “This is step 10 in an authoritarian playbook. You end democracy.”

JAMES CARVILLE TELLS EX-CNN HOST HE’S WORRIED TRUMP WILL TAMPER WITH 2026 MIDTERM ELECTIONS

Vote by Mail ballots are inspected at the Los Angeles County Ballot Processing Center on November 4, 2025, in City of Industry, California.(Gina Ferazzi / Los Angeles Times via Getty Images)

Abrams also alleged that the executive order would serve to create a master list of voters, effectively usurping state control over voter registration lists and federalizing elections.

“The creation of a database … should terrify all of us,” Abrams said. “That is an attempt to do national surveillance.”

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In addition to Abrams’ criticisms, roughly two dozen states and voting rights groups filed lawsuits seeking to block the executive order, arguing Trump’s directives violated the Constitution by encroaching on states’ authority to administer elections.

Fox News Digital reached out to an Abrams representative for comment.

Ashley Oliver is a reporter for Fox News Digital and FOX Business, covering the Justice Department and legal affairs. Email story tips to ashley.oliver@fox.com.

At least 1 killed in shootout at Israeli Consulate in Istanbul, Turkey, officials say

2026-04-07 06:13 EDT / CBS News

By Haley Ott

Haley Ott is a CBS News senior multi-platform reporter based in London.

Updated on: April 7, 2026 / 7:12 AM EDT / CBS News

A shootout with police outside the Israeli Consulate in Istanbul left one gunman dead and two others wounded on Tuesday, the region’s governor said, adding that two officers were lightly wounded.

Authorities said they had identified the assailants. Interior Minister Mustafa Ciftci said they arrived in Istanbul in a rented vehicle from the neighboring city of Izmit, and that one was affiliated with an “organization that exploits religion,” but he didn’t name the group.

Video shared by the Reuters news agency showed armed police taking cover amid the sound of gunfire.

Police in action after gunfire was heard near the building housing the Israeli Consulate in Istanbul, Turkey, according to witnesses, on April 7, 2026. Murad Sezer/REUTERS

CBS News has sought comment from the Israeli Consulate, as well as the district and city police in Istanbul.

Israel’s foreign ministry said in a statement that it was investigating reports of a shooting near the consulate, which it said was “unmanned” at the time of the incident.

There are currently no Israeli diplomats at any of Israel’s missions in Turkey, a source with knowledge of the situation told CBS News.

乌无人机袭击俄关键石油设施码头

2026年4月7日 17:45 / 联合早报

4月7日，乌克兰东部第聂伯罗彼得罗夫斯克州尼科波尔镇一辆公交车被俄罗斯无人机击中损毁。 （路透社）

（莫斯科/基辅综合电）俄罗斯国防部星期一（4月6日）说，乌克兰无人机凌晨袭击位于俄南部的关键石油设施码头，破坏了一个单点系泊装置、装卸设施和四个石油储罐。

这个黑海转运设施属于国际石油运输公司“里海管道财团”（Caspian Pipeline Consortium，CPC），负责输送哈萨克斯坦90%的石油出口。CPC股东包括能源巨头雪佛龙与埃克森美孚。

俄国防部称，乌克兰袭击CPC设施，旨在“对最大股东—美国和哈萨克斯坦能源公司造成最大经济损失”。乌方未就此事置评，但星期一较早前，乌军方证实出动无人机袭击俄罗斯新罗西斯克港市的另一个码头，引起大火。美国航空航天局（NASA）的卫星图像显示码头出现熊熊烈火。

新罗西斯克港是俄罗斯在黑海最大的石油出口枢纽，与上述CPC码头相距仅12公里。

此外，乌军无人机连夜袭击俄罗斯萨马拉州陶里亚蒂的一家氮肥厂。这是俄罗斯最大的氮肥生产商之一。乌军方说，氮肥厂除了生产化肥，它也生产炸药成分，这是它被袭击的原因之一。

乌克兰以无人机加大了对俄罗斯能源基础设施和炼油厂的打击力度。基辅希望通过遏制俄罗斯的石油出口，阻止俄罗斯从伊朗战争引发的全球油价飙升中获利。

上个月，乌克兰无人机破坏了俄罗斯位于波罗的海沿岸的重要港口波罗奈斯克（Primorsk）和乌斯特卢伽（Ust-Luga）的石油设施。据彭博社估算，油港接连被袭击导致俄罗斯3月份海运出口量降至两个月来的最低。