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Zelensky Warns Russia of Escalating Attacks on Energy Infrastructure

Ukrainian President Volodimir Zelensky warned Russia that Ukraine will intensify long-range strikes on its energy infrastructure, framing them as 'long-range sanctions' to deprive the Kremlin of resources. Zelensky also vowed to increase attacks on Russian military and strategic targets. The statements were made amid ongoing conflict and escalating tensions.

Zelensky stated that Russia must feel the war returning to where it came from, referring to strikes on Russian energy infrastructure as a form of economic pressure. He emphasized that these attacks aim to deprive the Kremlin of resources to finance the invasion. Zelensky also assured that Ukraine will intensify its long-range attacks against military targets and strategic infrastructure in Russia. The statements were reported by multiple outlets, including Infobae, Ukrinform, and El Comercio, with slight variations in phrasing but consistent core message.

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IndependentEl ComercioAug 30, 10:12 PM
Zelensky: 'Russia must feel that the war is returning to where it came from'

Zelensky assured that Ukraine will intensify its long-range attacks against military targets and strategic infrastructure in Russia.

IndependentinfobaeAug 30, 08:47 PM
Volodimir Zelensky: "Russia must feel that the war is returning to where it came from"

The Ukrainian leader framed the strikes on Russian energy as "long-range sanctions" and stated they aim to deprive the Kremlin of resources to finance the invasion, while demanding more economic pressure from its allies against Moscow

StateUkrinformAug 30, 02:38 PM
Russia must feel war return to where it came from — Zelensky - Ukrinform

Russia must feel war return to where it came from — Zelensky  Ukrinform