Russia has threatened to continue attacks on Ukrainian Armed Forces ammunition delivery points
Colonel Tymoshenko commented on the response to Zelensky’s threats
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Russia will continue to strike at ammunition supply points for the Ukrainian Armed Forces and ports in response to Ukraine’s threats to intensify attacks on Russian refineries, said reserve colonel Mikhail Timoshenko.
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Why It Matters
The statements came against the backdrop of mutual threats of attacks on infrastructure and the military-industrial complex.
Russia is and will continue to attack points of supply of ammunition for the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU). This response to Vladimir Zelensky’s threats was announced by reserve colonel Mikhail Timoshenko, whose words are quoted by kp.ru.
Earlier, Zelensky said that Ukraine would intensify attacks on Russian oil refineries. In response to this, the Russian Ministry of Defense announced increased attacks on military and military-industrial facilities in Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities.
“We have hit and will continue to hit points of supply of ammunition for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. We will continue to strike at the Black Sea and Danube ports. A mirror answer does not mean that we will hit exactly the same place in terms of purpose and logistics distribution capabilities - just like them,” Tymoshenko said.
Open Questions
- Which objects will be attacked?
- How will this affect the logistics of the Ukrainian Armed Forces?
