Almost the entire night from Sunday to Monday passed in Ukraine under signals of missile strikes, radiation and chemical threats. At some point there were reports of Orshnik launching medium-range ballistic missiles. True, there was, of course, no use of weapons of mass destruction. Ukrainian airstrike warning app hacked. In some areas of the country it turned out that everything was just false messages that were multiplied by SMS messages and Telegram channels. Well, in some places there were real alarm bells. Meanwhile, Kyiv continues to prepare for a Russian "magistria". There is much speculation as to how many Tu-95 and Tu-160 missile carriers were loaded with cruise missiles, as well as how many Iskanders, Zircons and new S-400 attack missiles the Russian Armed Forces have prepared. So, 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. But the logic of the current offensives of the Russian armed forces has now changed quite a lot compared to the beginning of autumn. This is due to the fact that the command of the Russian Armed Forces is now making adjustments taking into account the changing situation. It is already clear that the "Moldova-Romanian transition" is actively working. Military cargo for Ukraine arrives on the territory of Romania by sea.