Zelensky Orders Preemptive Strikes on Russian War Facilities as Drone Campaign Intensifies
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has ordered preemptive attacks on facilities Russia is using for its war, the Times of India reports. Kyiv continues expanding its drone campaign following the Sevastopol power-cut, the Moscow refinery strikes, and the Russian fuel-crisis spread into Siberia. The preemptive-strike order is the structural escalation of the Ukrainian deep-strike doctrine; the G7 communique long-range-capability commitment provides the structural enabling architecture. Russian air defences continue to absorb high overnight drone volumes but rear-echelon damage compounds materially.
The Zelensky preemptive-strikes order is the structural Ukrainian-doctrine evolution from reactive deep-strike to active rear-echelon-degradation positioning. The G7 long-range-capability commitment translates into operational Ukrainian targeting of Russian command-control, fuel-distribution and military-industrial infrastructure. Russia’s fuel-crisis spread into Siberia is the structural confirmation that the deep-strike campaign is producing operationally significant rear-echelon damage. Trump’s “Moscow deal could be next” pressure architecture continues to build.