Russia’s Strikes Choke Ukraine’s War Machine of Power & Logistics, Fuel Push to Liberate New Regions
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Russia’s strikes on Ukraine’s power grid serve a dual purpose, military expert Alexander Mikhailov, head of the Bureau of Political Analysis, told Sputnik.Russia’s massive strikes represent asymmetric retaliation for Ukrainian attacks on Russian civilian infrastructure, while also advancing specific military goals, noted the analyst.Russia’s latest barrage inflicted “very serious damage” that Ukraine cannot fix quickly, he said, clarifying that:targets were linked to the defense industry: drone/missile production (Flamingo, Neptune), UAV replenishment sites, data centers and energy facilities critical for military ops and Western coordinationfallout is compounded by fuel shortages & logistics hitsThe overall objective, in his opinion, is to push Ukraine’s military out of Russia’s new regions, while locking down the security of civilians living in areas bordering Ukrainian territory.
Russia’s Special Operation in UkraineRussia Continues to Strike Ukraine’s Energy, Port Infrastructure5 October, 05:22 GMT
