Forbes: Ukraine Has Stepped Up Strikes Against Russia

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Ukraine has ramped up long-range drone strikes against Russian Federation in recent weeks, Forbes wrote.

The publication noted that the attacks have significantly weakened Russia's long-term combat capabilities. Ukraine's strikes are simultaneously targeting several key areas - Russian troops, resources, and the financial industry. In this way, Ukraine seeks to make it more difficult for Russia to continue fighting.

It is noted that these UAV strikes will soon begin to affect the peace negotiation process. Because Ukraine is showing that it can inflict significant damage on the Russian Federation if the fighting continues. And this undermines hopes that Ukraine's strike capability will diminish over time.

Economic consequences of Ukrainian attacks

Separately, journalists note the economic consequences of Ukrainian attacks on Russia's oil refining industry. Repairing these facilities requires resources that Russia may have used for military action. This pressure on Moscow is an attempt to make the continuation of the war an increasingly costly issue for Russia.

In addition, Forbes notes, economic hardship and disruptions in electricity, transportation and basic services will lead to significant frustration among the Russian population. This is unlikely to pose a direct threat to the power of Russian dictator Vladimir Putin, but the process increases the political risks of continued war.

The Role of Drones in War

From the beginning of a full-scale war, it was expected that drones would eventually play a decisive role. And those expectations have been fully realized, the publication writes. Bayraktars, Shaheds, Eagles, FPV and fiber-optic drones have shaped the course of the fighting.

With the prospect of peace on the horizon, the drone strikes carried out by the AN-196 Lute and F-1 could be decisive in the outcome of the war.

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