Zelenskyy's new long-range to-do list: distance is just a suggestion
It turns out 3,000 kilometers is the new 300, and the Kremlin's 'strategic depth' is looking more like a liability these days.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy Zelenskyy just sat down with his team to refresh their favorite list: Russian targets that are currently in the blast zone. They aren't just hitting the easy spots anymore; they are looking way past the border, deep into the Urals and Siberia.
The math is simple: if you can't be hit, you can't be stopped. But now that Ukrainian drones are consistently reaching out over 3,000 kilometers, that comfortable feeling of safety deep inside Russia is evaporating. Most of their air defense is huddled around Moscow or the beach houses of the elite, leaving everything else essentially naked.
The goal isn't just destruction for the sake of it—it's about making the cost of the war so high that even the most stubborn decision-makers start reconsidering their life choices. Diplomacy, it seems, works a lot faster when your factories and logistics hubs are catching fire.
Security through distance is officially dead.
Source: Telegram
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