Ukraine is stepping up attacks on Russian targets, with Volodymyr Zelenskyy approving a new 40-day pressure strategy against Moscow.
New developments are unfolding on the conflict front between Russia – Ukraine, as Kyiv pursues a more aggressive strategy focused on high-precision strikes and pressure campaigns against Moscow. Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that he gave the “green light” for coordinated action by the Security Service of Ukraine, targeting Russian infrastructure and strategic sites considered critical to the continuation of military operations. This development comes at a time when attacks using unmanned aerial vehicles have increased, while Ukraine is attempting to push the offensive deeper into Russian territory, striking, among other targets, energy facilities and supply hubs. This new development is raising serious concerns about the next phase of the , as Moscow is called upon to assess the military and political consequences of a campaign that Kyiv presents as a tool of coercion to end the conflict.
Ukraine is entering a new phase of escalation in the war, with Volodymyr Zelenskyy announcing a 40-day operation against Russia.
The objective of the operation
Specifically, the Ukrainian president stated that, following consultations with the head of the country’s Security Service regarding strikes against Russian targets, he approved a 40-day campaign aimed at pressuring Russia to end the war against Ukraine.
“I have approved a 40-day operation by the Service aimed at putting pressure on the aggressor state to bring the war to an end,” Zelenskyy wrote on Telegram.
It should be noted that for months now, Ukraine has been carrying out successive waves of attacks with medium- and long-range unmanned aerial vehicles against targets in Russia or in areas under Russian control, focusing primarily on oil industry facilities.
