War in Ukraine: new attacks target Russian infrastructure
The conflict in Ukraine reached a new stage this week with targeted attacks carried out by the Ukrainian army on Russian territory. According to several sources, drones targeted strategic military sites as well as a logistics warehouse belonging to Wildberries, a company often nicknamed the "Russian Amazon."
These operations mark an intensification of the Ukrainian strategy, which seeks to weaken Moscow's logistical and military capabilities. By striking distribution centers and ammunition depots, Kyiv is attempting to disrupt the supply lines of Russian troops engaged on the front.
For France and its European partners, this situation remains a major source of concern. The French government continues to monitor the development of these strikes with attention, fearing an escalation of tensions that could have direct consequences for the security and economy of the European continent.
As the fighting continues with no sign of easing, the international community is calling for caution. The increase in these deep-strike attacks on Russian soil complicates the prospects for diplomatic negotiations, suggesting a war that could last for a long time yet.