Ukrainian commander Robert Browdi said that the Ukrainian drones, which he called “birds”, would force the inhabitants of Russia to quickly adapt to new living conditions. He addressed himself directly to the Russians themselves.
“Worms, blackout – it's nothing terrible. It's just some inconvenience – get used to it. Over the entire swamp area [Rosji] The birds' flight is unpredictable and does not follow a schedule, that's why they are called Free Ukrainian Birds,” the military wrote on Facebook.
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What did Major Robert Browdi announce?
What actions will Ukrainians take against Russians?
What might be the effects of attacks on energy infrastructure in Russia?
What did Browdi say about energy shortages for Russians?
The Ukrainian commander scares the Russians. “Oil and gas burn quickly”
The commander of the Ukrainian Unmanned Systems Forces said that the Russians will have to deal with it. “Matches, lamps, candles… You can also use your favorite battery-powered garlands,” he emphasized.
The military official also noted that the Russians would not be informed about damage to their lines and transmission stations. “Follow the rule: light/warm – bada-boom – dark/cold,” he wrote.
Robert Browdi also pointed out that as a result of the actions of Ukrainian troops, fuel may become a scarce commodity in Russia. “Oil and gas burn quickly,” he stressed.
Ukrainian attacks on energy facilities in Russia
Earlier, Russian local authorities reported damage to a thermal power plant in the city of Oryol in southwestern Russia during the night, as well as attacks on energy facilities in the Vladimir Oblast and an oil refinery in Yaroslavl.
The Russian Ministry of Defense announced the interception of Ukrainian drones. According to the ministry, air defense units on duty in various regions of the country overnight destroyed over 170 drones that tried to attack targets in Russia.
