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🇺🇦🇷🇺 ZELENSKYY WARNS PUTIN: UKRAINE KNOWS WHERE RUSSIA’S WAR MACHINE IS HIDING Volodymyr Zelenskyy has delivered a direct warning to Moscow: Ukraine knows the locations of Russia’s military factories, oil depots, gas storage facilities and other strategic infrastructure, and it is developing weapons capable of reaching them. “We need tools that can reach further, and that is exactly what we are developing,” the Ukrainian president declared. His message comes as Ukraine continues expanding its domestic long-range strike capabilities, seeking to bring more of Russia’s military-industrial infrastructure within reach. For Kyiv, these operations are intended to disrupt the facilities, logistics and resources that sustain Moscow’s invasion, while forcing Russia to devote additional air defenses to protecting its own territory. Zelenskyy also made clear that Ukraine has no intention of absorbing Russian attacks without responding. “They strike us every day, and we will retaliate every day. The scale of our response will continue to grow.” The warning reflects a broader shift in Ukraine’s strategy: reducing its dependence on foreign-supplied long-range weapons while increasing its ability to strike military targets deep inside Russia. Putin’s forces continue attacking Ukrainian cities and infrastructure. Zelenskyy is now promising that Russia’s own war-supporting facilities will face growing pressure in return. And Ukraine is developing the weapons to make that possible.

🇺🇦🇷🇺 ZELENSKYY WARNS PUTIN: RUSSIA WILL NO LONGER ESCAPE THE CONSEQUENCES OF ITS OWN WAR Ukraine is preparing to intensify strikes against Russian oil refineries in response to Moscow’s renewed air campaign, with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warning that Russia can no longer expect to attack Ukrainian territory without suffering consequences at home. “It will no longer be the case that only the country under attack suffers. The nature of war is now such that the aggressor will suffer as well. Technology makes this possible.” Zelenskyy’s warning reflects Ukraine’s growing investment in domestically developed long-range drones and missiles, which allow Kyiv to reach targets far beyond the front lines. Russian oil refineries are particularly important because fuel production supports military logistics while petroleum revenues remain a major source of income for the Russian economy. By expanding attacks on these facilities, Ukraine aims to increase the economic and logistical costs of Moscow’s invasion while responding to Russian strikes against Ukrainian infrastructure. The strategy also marks a change in the balance of vulnerability. Russia’s geographical depth once offered considerable protection to industrial facilities far from the battlefield. Long-range Ukrainian weapons are increasingly challenging that advantage. Zelenskyy’s message to Moscow is straightforward: as Russia intensifies its attacks on Ukraine, Kyiv intends to expand the scale and reach of its response.