UKRAINE has blitzed Moscow for the second time in days with a major oil refinery in the capital exploding in a huge fireball blast.

The intense aerial strikes came just hours after Kyiv accused Vladimir Putin of seeking to thwart Donald Trump’s ceasefire demands.

One of Russia’s prized oil refinerys which sits just 55 miles from the Kremlin dictator’s £1billion clifftop palace on the Black Sea was the main target of the attack.

The hit triggered a seismic ten explosions at the site followed by a massive inferno with flames ripping through the region.

The strikes come just three days after Ukraine launched one of their biggest drone attacks of the war so far.

Russian air defences were left scrambling to shoot down over 337 drones across 10 different regions with Moscow and Kursk the main targets.

Vnukovo airport – which was used less than 24 hours earlier by Trump’s special envoy Steve Witkoff as he left Moscow after meeting Putin and his cronies – was also shut down due to the intense drone bombardment.

An area close to Kievskaya station, named after the Ukrainian capital, also reportedly came under fire.

It sits just across from the Moscow River and near to the Russian White House and the British Embassy.

Another strike battered Leninsky Prospekt near to Shabolovskaya metro station.

Elsewhere, a strike left the roof of a residential block on Kievskaya Street on fire with the windows shattered among falling debris.