The 30-day fire break has been agreed between Kyiv and Moscow is coming to an end. While Antry voices from Russia accuse Ukraine of Russia and still have targeted energy systems, Kiev is also angry: the aggressor has now attacked more civilian objects.
Kremlin -Baas Vladimir Putin announced the fire brigade break after a phone call to US President Donald Trump on March 18. This came as a surprise for Ukraine – in principle it agreed, but also called for an expansion of other infrastructure. Moscow, in turn, only published one list of energy systems that are probably not allowed to be shot.
Now the Kremlin of Ukraine accuses more than 80 violations of the 30-day stop-sided attacks on energy systems. The iron spokeswoman for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Moscow, Maria Sacharova, was angry this Thursday the 30th day of the limited fire brigade break. “The army of Ukraine literally attacked the infrastructure of the Russian fuel and energy sector every day with the help of drones,” said Sacharova of the State Tass news agency.
Fewer attacks on energy systems
There were not even major Russian attacks on Ukrainian power plants in the 30 days. However, Ukraine reported local damage to the diet according to Russian air strikes. The Russian shelling on civilian objects increased and cost dozens of Ukrainians since the beginning of April. For its part, the Ukrainian army no longer shot Russian refineries, which had caused Moscow major problems in the weeks before.
As a particularly serious violation, Sacharova quoted a Ukrainian drone attack on a compressor station of Gas Export Management Turkish current in South Russia on April 9. In the following days, many overland current lines were destroyed in Russian regions close to the border.
Source: Krone
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