Russia promises more massive attacks against Ukraine's energy infrastructure
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Russia promises more massive attacks against Ukraine's energy infrastructure

Correio da Manhã30 August 2026 at 10:49

Moscow announced that it will carry out more massive attacks against Ukraine's energy infrastructure. This promise comes as part of an escalation of tension between the two countries.

The Russian authorities assure that these attacks are a response to the alleged continuous attacks by the Kiev regime against Russian civilian infrastructure.

Moscow specifically states that the response is targeted at Ukrainian attacks against Russia's oil and energy complex.

This announcement represents a moment of intensification of the conflict between the two countries, with a focus on the energy infrastructure of both sides.

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