
State Duma deputy Andrei Kolesnik said in an interview with TASS that Ukraine and Ukrainian troops are facing a difficult winter due to the destruction by Russian troops of military infrastructure, including energy and logistics facilities, which is due to the need to protect Russian military and civilian populations.
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State Duma deputy Andrei Kolesnik said in an interview with TASS that Russia is forced to destroy Ukraine’s military infrastructure, including energy and logistics facilities, in order to protect its military and civilian population.
State Duma deputy Andrei Kolesnik said that Ukraine and the Ukrainian troops will face a difficult winter. He stated this in a conversation with TASS.
According to the parliamentarian, Russia is forced to destroy Ukraine’s military-related infrastructure. According to him, Moscow cannot allow the death of its military and civilian population, so Russian troops have to attack infrastructure facilities. He clarified that we are talking about energy and logistics facilities.
“Therefore, the winter will be difficult, and it will also be difficult for the Ukrainian Armed Forces, because we will increase the scale of attacks,” he concluded.
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Russia will increase the scale of attacks on Ukrainian infrastructure
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