
Vladimir Zelensky spoke about the consequences of night strikes by the Russian army on Ukraine, noting damage to energy infrastructure and the difficulty of intercepting ballistic missiles.
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The Russian Ministry of Defense announced increased attacks on Ukrainian Armed Forces facilities in response to threats of attacks on Russian oil refineries.
MOSCOW, October 7 – RIA Novosti. Vladimir Zelensky complained about the consequences of night strikes by the Russian army.
"Unfortunately, only a part was shot down. Ballistics remains the biggest challenge," he said.
According to the head of the Kyiv regime, one of the main targets of the strikes was energy infrastructure.
Earlier, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced that it would intensify attacks on Ukrainian Armed Forces facilities in response to threats from the head of the Kyiv regime to intensify attacks on Russian refineries.

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