The military doctrine of the Russian Federation is to strike critical infrastructure

The military doctrine of the Russian Federation is to force the enemy to surrender by destroying critical infrastructure facilities, so Russia will continue to strike. This opinion was expressed by military analyst Dmytro Snegiryov.

“What we are talking about, the military doctrine of the Russian Federation, is the launch of missile strikes on critical civilian infrastructure facilities as a way to force the enemy to surrender. And what we have been observing since October is missile strikes, primarily on residential infrastructure and, accordingly, on critical infrastructure objects,” the analyst said.

Snegiryov also added that it is not worth spreading the information that the Russian Federation is running out of missiles, because it has the ability to produce cruise missiles.

“It is worth telling the truth, and the truth is that the Russian Federation, unfortunately, will continue to strike, first of all, on critical infrastructure and, accordingly, civilian objects. The recent events in the Dnipro clearly demonstrated that it is not necessary to say that the Russians did not understand the choice of the Kh-22 missile, the warhead of which is 950 kilograms, I will remind you, the “caliber” has 450 kilograms, this is proof that the Russians understood where they hit and the main thing is what they hit with, and the possible consequences of a hit, because it has a radius of deviation from the target of up to several hundred meters, it is not a high-precision weapon. Ukrainians should also talk about this, they need to understand and work out an algorithm of actions in the event of an air-raid alarm,” Snegiryov emphasized.

On January 14, an enemy Kh-22 missile hit a nine-story residential building in the city of Dnipro. The entire entrance was completely destroyed by the explosion. As of January 19, the number of dead was 46.

The Air Force stated that the Armed Forces have no weapons capable of shooting down this type of missile. Since the beginning of Russia’s military aggression, more than 210 missiles of this type have been launched on the territory of Ukraine. None of them were shot down by anti-aircraft defenses.

On the night of January 22, the Nikopol district was again restless.

The occupiers shelled the Marganets community three times with heavy artillery. In total, about three dozen enemy shells flew over populated areas at night.

Mykola Lukashuk, head of the Dnipropetrovsk Regional Council, announced this.

As a result of the attack, a lyceum, an industrial enterprise, a pumping station, an administrative building, and electrical networks were mutilated. Currently, about half a thousand subscribers are left without electricity in one of the villages due to shelling.

The Russian occupiers do not stop terrorizing the Nikopol district of the Dnipropetrovsk region. On the night of January 22, it was again fired upon by heavy artillery. This is reported by the regional military administration.

The Marganets community once again came under the enemy’s crosshairs. The enemy hit peaceful towns and villages with more than 30 shells. Fortunately, no one was hurt.

Manganets suffered the most. There, a lyceum, an industrial enterprise, a water supply pumping station, and an administrative building were damaged.

In a nearby village, shells damaged the power line. Half a thousand families were left without electricity. Emergency crews have already started work.

In other settlements of the community, the consequences of the attacks are being established.

The army of the aggressor country of the Russian Federation continues to terrorize the Dnipropetrovsk region. On the night of January 22, the occupiers shelled Nikopolshchyna three times with heavy artillery.

This was announced by the head of the Dnipropetrovsk regional military administration Valentyn Reznichenko.

“The Marganets community is targeted. The enemy sent more than 30 shells to the town and village. No people were injured,” he said.

According to him, Marganets himself got the most. There, a lyceum, an industrial enterprise, a water supply pumping station, and an administrative building were damaged.

In a village near Marhanets, enemy shells damaged the power line. Half a thousand families were left without electricity. Emergency crews are already working.

In other settlements of the community, the consequences of the attacks are still being determined.

The Russians do not stop terrorizing the civilian population in Dnipropetrovsk region.

On the night of January 22, the occupiers once again shelled the civilian and critical infrastructure of the Nikopol district of the Dnipropetrovsk region. This was announced by the head of the Dnipropetvsk Regional Council, Mykola Lukashuk.

“In general, about three dozen enemy shells flew over populated areas at night. As a result of the attack, a lyceum, an industrial enterprise, a pumping station, an administrative building, and electrical networks were mutilated. Currently, about half a thousand subscribers are left without electricity in one of the villages due to shelling,” Lukashuk wrote.

According to him, people were not injured.

On January 20, during the shelling of Nikopolshchyna, more than 30 deadly shells landed in two communities – Chervonogrigorivska and Marganetska.

The Russian terror of Nikopol continues: the infrastructure is broken, about 500 families are left without electricity.