Russia-Ukraine War: Kyivs Energy Infrastructure Hit In New Wave Of Missile Attacks | WATCH [rZrgoeMBDe2]
Russia appears to be opening a new phase of the Ukraine war—one focused on energy, fuel and logistics instead of territory. Is Moscow trying to cripple Ukraine's military by cutting off power and fuel supplies? What You Need to Know Russia claims it launched precision strikes against Ukraine's energy infrastructure. Fuel depots, pumping stations and military fuel storage near Odesa were reportedly targeted. Russian sources say cargo ships allegedly transporting military supplies were struck in the Black Sea and inside Ukrainian ports. Drone strikes reportedly targeted power substations, high-voltage transmission lines and UAV storage facilities. Russian military engineers also claim they mined Ukrainian supply routes to disrupt troop rotations. The campaign suggests a shift toward targeting Ukraine's military logistics chain rather than focusing only on frontline advances. Many battlefield claims from both sides remain difficult to independently verify during the ongoing conflict. This video breaks down Russia's reported "energy warfare" strategy, the significance of attacks on ports, fuel infrastructure and electricity, and what it could mean for the future of the Russia-Ukraine war. #russiaukrainewar, #ukraine, #russia, #putin, #geopolitics, #militarynews, #worldnews #mirrornow SUBSCRIBE NOW | For More Updates ► Download our App for Breaking News: Like us on Facebook ► Follow us on Twitter ► Follow us on Instagram ► Subscribe to our other network channels: Times Now Navbharat: Zoom: Times Now: ET Now: TN+: