Zelensky: Ukraine severed Russian logistics and took control of Crimea’s energy grid
Turns out all those mysterious fires across occupied Crimea weren't random fireworks, but a methodical dismantling of Russia's military hub.
In an interview with the Financial Times, Volodymyr Zelenskyy laid out the cold logic behind the Crimean strikes. Ukraine didn't just lob drones at random targets; the military systematically cut off Russian logistics and put the peninsula's entire fuel and energy complex under operational fire control.
The sequence is relentless: air defenses, ammo depots, and launchpads get wiped out, followed by oil terminals like the one recently torched in Kerch. Combine that with earlier strikes on port infrastructure in Novorossiysk, and the Russian war machine in the south is left stranded without steady fuel or power.
Big Russian business is finally waking up to the reality that their assets are melting away along with any remaining fantasy of holding onto occupied land.
An unsinkable aircraft carrier doesn't do much fighting when nobody can keep the lights on.
Source: Telegram
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