Russia falls back on terrorism as it can’t break Ukraine’s frontline, experts say
Illustrative photo: Russians terrorize Ukrainian energy sector again (Getty Images)
Russia cannot break through the front line in Ukraine, so it resorts to its traditional terrorist tactics. Russians are trying to attack civilian infrastructure from the air, according to Ukraine's Center for Countering Disinformation.
The head of the Center, Andrii Kovalenko, noted that fierce fighting continues on the front line. But the Russians are unable to break through, even though they have been trying to claim the opposite for years.
That is why the Russians have resorted to their traditional and more familiar terrorist tactics. Russia is attacking civilian infrastructure from the air.
"The Russians' dependence on China is only deepening. Putin's desire to replace many elites who surround him and want an end to the war with loyal participants in the war is also an attempt at self-preservation," Kovalenko added.
Russian strikes Ukraine on August 27
Last night, the Russians launched a massive attack on the Poltava region. Russian attack affected an energy sector enterprise, and power outages were reported. Also, as a result of the Russians' massive night attack on Sumy, the city was partially left without electricity, the city's electric transport was suspended, and there were interruptions in the water supply to residents.
In addition, Russian troops struck the Novhorod-Siverskyi district of the Chernihiv region with a drone. As a result of the Russian strikes, 51 settlements were left without power. According to the Ministry of Energy of Ukraine, the Russians attacked energy facilities in 6 regions of Ukraine with strike drones. Over 100,000 households were left without power due to Russia's attacks.
