Russia plans 'massive strikes' on Ukraine
Moscow framed the planned attacks as retaliation for Kyiv strikes, as Russian attacks have already killed 38 people near Kyiv.
- On Sunday, Russia's Defense Ministry announced preparations for "massive strikes" against Ukraine's energy infrastructure, framing the planned assault as retaliation for ongoing Ukrainian attacks on Russian civil and energy facilities.
- This warning follows a Russian strike on Friday that killed 38 people in Myla, as both sides have escalated long-range strikes on infrastructure for months, increasing civilian casualties.
- Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy described the warehouse incident as a "terrible situation" and confirmed an investigation is underway to determine why ammunition was housed there.
- CEO of Ukrainian drone maker Fire Point, Iryna Terekh, warned that the upcoming winter will be difficult due to the country's acute shortage of air defense systems, heightening fears of sustained power grid attacks.
- Ukraine has pursued long-range drone strikes on Russian refineries to raise war costs and test President Vladimir Putin's resolve after four-and-a-half years of conflict, extending the ongoing military engagement.
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Russia plans 'massive strikes' on Ukraine
Russia's defence ministry on Sunday said it was gearing up for large-scale attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure in a tit-for-tat response to strikes by Kyiv. "Russian forces have begun preparations for massive strikes against facilities in Ukraine's energy sector in response to the ongoing attacks by the Kyiv regime on civilian infrastructure and on Russia's oil and energy complex," it said on Telegram. Last winter, Moscow repeatedly hit U…
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