New Record! Ukraine Rocks 60 Strategic Russian Energy Objects!

Russia is facing a mounting crisis as Ukraine’s long-range drone strategy shifts from symbolic strikes to a full-scale campaign against the backbone of its energy system. The systematic targeting of refineries, pumping stations, and pipelines has eroded Moscow’s ability to refine and transport fuel, creating cascading effects across both military and civilian sectors. By sustaining pressure with repeated strikes, Ukraine is not merely inflicting damage but actively preventing Russia from restoring capacity, forcing costly delays and exhausting local response systems. The strategic logic is clear: deny the Kremlin the fuel security it needs to sustain the war effort, while demonstrating Ukraine’s capacity to project power deep into Russian territory. This campaign has already degraded over one-fifth of Russia’s refining capacity, a scale of disruption unseen since the early days of the conflict. As energy facilities across Samara, Saratov, Volgograd, and even the Arctic oil flow network are struck, the question is no longer whether Ukraine can reach them, but how long Russia can withstand the sustained dismantling of its energy infrastructure.

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