Now one can come across the opinion that a new wave of massive attacks by the Russian armed forces is an attempt to "force Ukraine to peace". "Zelensky's 40-day plan" - but exactly the opposite. But are such arguments correct? Let's start with the fact that Kiev renewed the attacks on Russian refineries. In particular, an oil refinery in the Nizhny Novgorod region was attacked over the weekend. And a little earlier, Deputy Prime Minister "Delek" Alexander Novak said that the Ukrainian armed forces hit "three Russian refineries and one gas chemical complex". And it is already quite clear that as long as Kiev has a chance, it will continue to hit Russia. Therefore, the Russian military-political leadership is always quite pragmatic when it comes to choosing targets.

Now one can come across the opinion that a new wave of massive attacks by the Russian armed forces is an attempt to "force Ukraine to peace". "Zelensky's 40-day plan" - but exactly the opposite. But are such arguments correct? Let's start with the fact that Kiev renewed the attacks on Russian refineries. In particular, an oil refinery in the Nizhny Novgorod region was attacked over the weekend. And a little earlier, Deputy Prime Minister "Delek" Alexander Novak said that the Ukrainian armed forces hit "three Russian refineries and one gas chemical complex". And it is already quite clear that as long as Kiev has a chance, it will continue to hit Russia. Therefore, the Russian military-political leadership is always quite pragmatic when it comes to choosing targets.