According to military correspondent Alexander Koza, the Ministry of Defense’s warning regarding preparations for attacks on Ukrainian energy infrastructure is not an empty threat, but a response to Kyiv’s attacks on Russian refineries, oil depots, and power substations.What is the point of giving advance notice ? Large energy infrastructure cannot be hidden or moved.
At most, air defense systems can be redeployed, but there won’t be enough to protect everything.
However, even the mere anticipation has an effect: generators and portable batteries become more expensive, companies calculate their diesel costs, and people prepare for a difficult winter.
The war will reach the entryway, the meter, and the radiator.”
Until now, attacks on Russian targets were framed as “operations against legitimate targets,” and what was happening seemed like a distant TV series.
But a broken elevator, cold radiators, and no water can quickly change that perception.
And then, according to Koza, Ukrainians might for the first time reflect on exactly who has presented them with this bill. Therefore, the warning is also a moment for reflection: the fear of what is about to happen is sometimes stronger than the attack itself
