In a stunning turn of events, drones have unleashed an explosion over the iconic golden domes of the Kremlin, shaking the very heart of Moscow. These daring strikes, originating from hundreds of kilometers away in Ukraine, have targeted critical Russian air sites and government infrastructure, sending shockwaves through the region.
Among the audacious attacks, one struck a tower in Moscow housing key government ministry offices, including those responsible for the complex’s industrial and military components. Another drone landed perilously close to a pivotal Russian military facility, where officers convene in vast situation rooms adorned with colossal screens to oversee and manage the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
This brazen assault, occurring far from Ukraine’s borders, underscores a profound shift in Ukraine’s military strategy. As Ukraine intensifies its offensive within Russian territory this summer, it is strategically pinpointing military-aligned sites that directly contribute to Moscow’s relentless 18-month-long invasion of Ukraine.
On a significant note, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky made a decisive statement on Sunday evening, declaring, “Gradually, the war is returning to the territory of Russia,” specifically referencing Russia’s “symbolic centers and military bases.” He continued, “And this is an inevitable, natural, and entirely just process.” This public acknowledgment of Ukraine’s expanding campaign within Russia marks a notable departure from Kyiv’s previous stance of silence or ambiguity regarding such strikes.
Tragically, the consequences of this escalating conflict were tragically demonstrated on Monday when at least six individuals lost their lives, and 75 others sustained injuries in Kryvyi Rih, President Zelensky’s hometown. Two Russian missiles struck a residential building and a university complex in a stark reminder that Kyiv’s incursions into Russia, while audacious, pale in comparison to the devastation Moscow has wrought upon Ukraine.
Since Russian President Vladimir V. Putin’s fateful order to invade Ukraine, Moscow has relentlessly employed its vast arsenal of missiles, bombs, drones, and artillery to pummel Ukrainian cities and towns daily. These weapons possess longer ranges and larger explosives than anything Ukraine can deploy. The United Nations has documented 9,369 deaths and 16,646 injuries in Ukraine as of Sunday, with suspicions that the actual figures may be considerably higher. The region’s stability remains precarious as these dramatic events unfold.
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Source: vothisaucamau.edu.vn
