Ukrainian Partisans and Strikes Destroy Major Railways!

As Russia pours men and machines into its summer offensive, Ukraine is striking at the one system that makes such an assault possible: the railways. For a military as vast and road-dependent as Moscow’s, rail transport is not just a convenience but the spine of its war effort, moving everything from fuel and ammunition to the soldiers who consume them. By attacking that spine, Ukraine is shifting the contest from the trenches to the infrastructure that feeds them, betting that the collapse of supply will matter more than any single battle. These strikes are not random acts of sabotage but a coherent strategy, targeting critical nodes where damage ripples far beyond the immediate blast. Each disrupted junction forces Russia into slower, weaker, and more vulnerable alternatives, eroding its capacity to sustain momentum at the front. In this emerging phase of the war, the fight for Ukraine’s survival is increasingly a fight over the arteries that keep Russia’s war machine alive.