Ukraine will hit Russian refineries in response to Moscow's 'new doctrine' of airstrikes
Zelenskyy said the strikes will target revenue that funds Russia’s war effort, while Ukraine rejects hitting civilian sites.
- On Saturday, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy announced Ukraine will intensify attacks on Russian oil refineries, citing intelligence showing Vladimir Putin authorized a 'new doctrine' targeting civilian infrastructure to pressure residents to leave cities.
- Driving this policy shift, Zelenskiy said, was Putin's goal to appear strong amid rising military casualties, though the Russian Foreign Ministry claimed its strikes are retaliatory actions for recent Ukrainian attacks.
- "We have to respond on their energy," Zelenskiy said, noting refinery strikes target war funding, though President Donald Trump urged Ukraine last month to refrain from oil hits to avoid surging diesel prices.
- Ukraine recently deployed its domestic FP-7 ballistic missile with around 250 km range and expects the longer-range FP-9 this autumn, while the "Vivaldi" counteroffensive in the Donbas has recaptured around 140 sq km.
- To sustain operations, Kyiv secured funding for drone orders through 2027 and plans to plug a $27 billion defense budget shortfall using a €90 billion European Union loan alongside bilateral assistance.
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"We have seen the documents, and we know that they are allowing them to attack infrastructure, logistics, roads, schools and hospitals to pressure people to leave the capital and leave other cities," Zelensky said.
Ukrainian president accuses Moscow of trying to drive away the population of the capital with its offensive against civilian infrastructure
Zelensky Says Ukraine Will Intensify Strikes on Russian Refineries as Moscow Expands Winter Air Campaign
The Ukrainian president says Kyiv will increase attacks on Russian energy facilities that help finance the war while avoiding civilian targets, citing intelligence he says ... The post Zelensky Says Ukraine Will Intensify Strikes on Russian Refineries as Moscow Expands Winter Air Campaign first appeared on [your]NEWS.
The attacks on Ukraine ' s military and military facilities and related infrastructure will be reinforced following threats from the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, to the Russian NPP, the Ministry of Defence, and the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation heard a statement by Vladimir Zelenski that in response to the attacks on the facilities of the Ukrainian military industrial complex in Kiev, where drones and missile …
Moscow heard a statement by Vladimir Zelensky about plans to intensify attacks on Russian refineries, reports the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation. "The Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation heard a statement by B.
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