Russia Intensifies Daytime Strikes on Ukraine, Institute for the Study of War Reports
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The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) reported that the Russian Federation is increasing the intensity of daytime long-range attacks on Ukraine's civilian infrastructure. According to analysts' assessment, the aim of such strikes is to force Kyiv into capitulation.
Long-range attacks are strikes on targets located far from the front line. Civilian infrastructure includes the systems necessary for people's everyday life, in particular energy, water supply and transport. Daytime attacks are an important part of Russian tactics, as they can affect the functioning of cities and the lives of civilians.
The ISW report also notes that Russia is trying to exclude Europe from peace negotiations. According to analysts, this is part of a broader strategy aimed at changing who takes part in the talks on ending the war. Information about the further development of these events is so far limited.
The situation in Ukraine remains tense. Readers should follow official statements from Ukrainian authorities and verified news sources to get up-to-date information about the strikes and the negotiation process.
Sources: Інтерфакс-Україна
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