Russian defense ministry justifies attacks on infrastructure across Ukraine

In Ukraine, where Russia continues to invade, infrastructure facilities are repeatedly attacked in various places, and people are forced to live hard lives in the cold winter.

The Russian defense ministry justified the attack by claiming that it had carried out "massive attacks on the Ukrainian military's chain of command and related energy installations."

In Ukraine, energy-related infrastructure facilities and hospitals were repeatedly attacked on the 23rd, including in the capital Kyiv, and power shortages are becoming more serious, with Ukrainian state-owned power company Ukruenergo implementing emergency power outages across the country. .

The company announced on the 24th that it was prioritizing power supply to infrastructure such as heating and water supply as the impact on the lives of citizens spread, and Kyiv mayor Klitschko said that "water supply has been restored throughout the capital." Posted on SNS.

Regarding the series of attacks, the Russian Defense Ministry announced on the 24th that it had carried out a large-scale attack on the chain of command of the Ukrainian military and related energy facilities, justifying the attack.

On the other hand, he claimed, ``We have never attacked in Kyiv. Missiles launched by Ukrainian air defense systems fell into residential areas.''

"By responding to Russia's demands, Ukraine has a chance to normalize the situation and end the suffering of its residents," Kremlin spokesman Peskov told reporters on the 24th. I repeated the one-sided position that there was a fault.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called Russia's attack "energy terrorism" on the 23rd and condemned it as a "crime against humanity." I posted it again and emphasized the stance of thorough resistance.

On the other hand, the General Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine analyzed on the 24th that "Russia still possesses many low-precision missiles. Large-scale attacks occur roughly every other week." In addition, we are wary of the possibility of repeated attacks on infrastructure facilities and hospitals.