The Defense Intelligence of Ukraine is striking russian military objects using all available means, including drones and missile weapons, and is also deploying its agents within the territory of the aggressor state. This was announced by the representative of the Defense Intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, Vadym Skibitskyi, during a national telethon.
“We are working methodically. We detect the most critical targets, the most important objects for russia: these are military facilities, defense industry objects that produce missiles and drones and logistical facilities,” Vadym Skibitskyi explained.
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The purpose of these strikes is to weaken the enemy’s ability to continue the war against Ukraine. All enemy targets are identified and have their own hierarchy.
“We deliberately neutralize these targets to reduce russia’s military capabilities and trigger a domino effect, where the destruction of one facility disrupts the production processes of others dependent on it,” the representative of the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine clarified.
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Furthermore, Vadym Skibitskyi mentioned that Ukraine’s international partners comprehend the purpose behind the actions of their forces on the enemy’s territory.
“We employ various methods, including those aligned with NATO practices. Western partners understand that launching missiles or drones into russian territory is not a simple matter. Yes, there are certain restrictions, but from a military perspective, there is a full understanding of the situation and the actions we take,” Vadym Skibitskyi stressed.
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