Putin Admits Ukraine's Strikes Cause Major Damage to Russian Infrastructure Amid Rising Domestic Pressure
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First reported by N12 · 1 day ago
What happened
Russian President Vladimir Putin has admitted that Ukraine's intensified drone and missile attacks are causing significant damage to Russia's critical infrastructure and fuel supplies. Despite growing domestic pressure and a majority of Russians favoring an immediate end to the war, Putin rejected Ukraine's ceasefire proposal, emphasizing Russia's military superiority and intent to continue the conflict. The developments highlight a shift in the war's dynamics, with Ukraine inflicting increasing operational and economic costs on Russia.
- 01Putin admits Ukraine's strikes cause fuel shortages and infrastructure damage in Russia.
- 02Ukraine's attacks targeted 12 Russian regions and occupied Crimea, prompting emergency measures.
- 03Putin prioritizes boosting air defense production amid degradation of Russian missile systems.
- 04Ukraine claims destruction of over 1,450 Russian air defense units since 2022.
- 05Putin rejects Ukrainian ceasefire proposal, stating saving Kyiv regime is not planned.
- 06Poll shows 81% of Russians support immediate end to the war amid rising domestic pressure.
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