Putin says Ukrainian strikes on infrastructure causing "problems" for Russia
Summary
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Ukrainian attacks on Russia's energy and infrastructure are causing some problems, including fuel shortages, but these are not yet critical. Ukraine has increased drone strikes on Russian regions and Crimea, aiming to isolate the peninsula, while Russia focuses on boosting air defenses and fuel supplies.Key Facts
- President Putin confirmed that Ukrainian strikes on critical infrastructure are causing challenges for Russia.
- Ukraine launched a heavy drone attack targeting 12 Russian regions and Crimea, which Russia has controlled since 2014.
- Russian authorities in Crimea declared a state of emergency after stopping fuel sales to civilians due to Ukrainian attacks.
- Putin said addressing fuel shortages and strengthening air defenses are top priorities for Russia.
- Ukraine’s Defense Ministry claims it has destroyed 1,454 Russian air defense systems since the war began in 2022.
- Moscow is reportedly running low on S-300 missile interceptors, a key defense system against missiles.
- A recent survey found 81% of Russians want the war to end soon, the highest level of anti-war opinion since fighting started.
- Putin rejected a Ukrainian ceasefire proposal, saying Russia’s counterstrikes are stronger and more destructive.
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