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Ukraine likely to ramp up sabotage inside Russia in the new year
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https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/ukraine-more-sabotage-inside-russia-new-year-rcna129257
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Ukraine has tried to disrupt Russia’s logistical network, targeting rail lines, roads, warehouses and oil depots with drones and other methods deep inside Russian territory.
The director of Ukraine’s SBU intelligence service, Vasyl Malyuk, has said publicly that his agency was behind two high-profile attacks on the Kerch Strait bridge linking Russia’s mainland to the Russian-occupied Crimean peninsula.
The most spectacular act of sabotage in the Ukraine war came in September last year, when an explosion 260 feet under the Baltic Sea ripped apart the Nord Stream II natural gas pipeline between Russia and Germany.
Ukraine likely lacks the manpower and resources to wage a successful conventional ground war against Russia and will have to rely on unconventional methods to avoid burning through its supply of troops and ammunition, military experts say.
Ukrainian officials say they are working on an improved version of the Neptune missile with a longer range and drones that can better exploit artificial intelligence, an effort they say will help determine the outcome of the conflict.
In August 2022, Russia accused Ukraine of killing Daria Dugina, the daughter of the Russian nationalist Alexander Dugin, who was believed to be the real target in a car bombing attack near Moscow.
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