Secret document exposes Moscow's Ukraine plan
A Russian document reveals plans to launch an extensive campaign against Ukraine's energy infrastructure during the winter season, aiming to cause large cities such as Kyiv, Kharkiv, and Odesa to lose power, heating, and water. The strategy involves employing up to 1,000 missiles, drones, and bombs to target power plants, nuclear facilities, water systems, and heating and sewage networks, with the goal of reducing electricity supplies by up to 90%. Moscow has already begun implementing the first phase of these attacks, targeting energy facilities and thermal power stations. The approach seeks to destroy approximately 15 gigawatts of electricity generation capacity, exposing residents to prolonged outages throughout the winter. Kyiv is attempting to counter this by building fortifications and improving the energy grid, though experts believe the assaults will continue to inflict significant damage on the vulnerable infrastructure.
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