Ukraine Launched SURPRISE ATTACK & BLEW UP Main Plants of Russia's Most Important Industry

The expansion of the war in Ukraine to Russia with the drone evolution has been a powerful turning point. High-profile airstrikes by Ukrainian forces on Russian territory have been attracting a lot of attention lately. The war in Ukraine is first and foremost a munitions race and has now turned into a full-blown war of attrition. Ukraine initially focused on frontline defense. But as time passed, it realized that disrupting Russian ammunition and logistics lines would affect the course of the war. The side that will benefit from this struggle is the one that is stronger in terms of equipment. From the beginning of the war, Putin believed that his territory was “untouchable”, but Ukraine's newly developed AI-powered, low-cost but highly effective drone strikes are shaking that belief. Russian leader Vladimir Putin's sense of invincibility has been eroded, while the Russian army has been decimated in terms of military personnel and equipment. According to the Netherlands-based independent war analyst Oryx, the Russian army has lost more than 20,000 fighting machines in Ukraine. Warehouses behind Russia's front lines have been targeted, especially logistics centers in Crimea. The Russian army has tensed as Crimea has been hit, but Ukraine has not seen this move as enough. The drone operations extended to the border regions and soon spread to Belgorod and Kursk. Attacks on oil depots and ammunition facilities in the vicinity of Belgorod embodied the strategy of “inflicting heavy losses on the enemy, at least in logistics”. However, the Ukrainian authorities did not stop there and moved further inland to Tatarstan, Kazan, Saratov, Moscow, St. Petersburg and other areas with industrial complexes and strategic military bases. This has caused quite a shock to the Russian public. Recent reports indicate that important aviation facilities in Kazan and some industrial sites in the Tatarstan region have been attacked by swarms of drones, and in some places there have been major fires. Now, not only some drone groups called “Lyuty”, but also various Ukrainian drone crews are trying to hit Moscow's military-industrial base from the central and eastern regions. In this video, we take a detailed look at Ukraine's strategic moves on Russian territory, from striking the aviation plant in Kazan to oil depots in Voronezh and Tula. We'll analyze the impact of the attacks on the Russian economy and population, and examine the role of drones in the Ukrainian war. Let's get started.