Russian forces’ recent escalating use of Iranian illuminations to target Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, according to Ukrainian President Foludmir Zellinski, is a sign of their “military and political bankruptcy.”
“Russia’s plea for aid from Iran is a sign that the Kremlin recognises the country’s political and military bankruptcy.
” Russia has destroyed nearly a third of the power stations in Ukraine during the last week, after Moscow has intensified a campaign before the winter to hit the infrastructure, a step that the West says is a deliberate attempt to cause disturbances and weaken morale.
Millions of people lived in Ukrainian cities that Moscow bombed with missiles carrying power generation facilities, and this also led to a number of fatalities.
Ukraine claims damage to the water infrastructure but Moscow acknowledges solely attacking power stations.
According to Kirillo Timoshenko, vice president of the Ukrainian President’s Office, “the situation is now embarrassing throughout the country, and all regions must get ready for interruptions in electricity, water, and heating.”
After a Russian missile demolished his dwelling in the southern city of Miklav, at least one person perished.
They might like (the Russians).
They are taking pleasure in our harm, according to a nearby flower shop named Olksander.
While Zellinski claimed that Russia is still attempting to kill and intimidate civilians. “Since the tenth of October 2022, 30% of the power plants have been destroyed in Ukraine, causing widespread interruptions of the current across the country,” he wrote on Twitter.
According to reports, there was a power outage in parts of Kyiv, numerous areas of Jetomer, which is to the west of the capital, and Dnibro, which is similar to Miklav in the south but is also removed from the front lines of conflict where Ukraine is pressing Russian forces that are occupying the southeast regions.
Russia’s employment of Iranian marches, according to Zellinski, exposes its military incompetence.
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