Zelensky: You bomb our bridges, we burn your refineries
Moscow cooked up a "new doctrine" of hammering civilian infrastructure before winter. Kyiv's countermove? Taking a blowtorch to the oil refineries paying for it.
Ukrainian intelligence got its hands on fresh Russian planning docs: facing setbacks on the front line, Putin authorized strikes against a much wider range of civilian targets. We're talking bridges across the Dnipro, transit hubs, and hospitals, all calculated to panic people into fleeing cities.
Instead of playing Russia's terror game and striking back at apartment blocks, Ukraine is aiming straight for the Kremlin's wallet. Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries are about to step up significantly.
As Zelensky put it to Reuters: if you attack our energy, your energy infrastructure burns next — starting with the plants printing cash for the invasion.
Running an aggressive winter doctrine becomes notably harder when the fuel supply keeps evaporating into smoke.
Source: Reuters
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