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Russian missiles and drones are hitting Ukraine's energy infrastructure harder and earlier in the year than in previous years, analysts say, and the Kremlin has broadened its targets to further damage the Ukrainian economy
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Russia has intensified missile and drone strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure earlier in the year and with greater severity than in prior years, according to analysts cited by First Squawk. The Kremlin has also widened its target set beyond power generation to include assets whose loss would further strain Ukraine’s economy. The shift matters because sustained damage to energy capacity can disrupt industrial output, utilities and public services well beyond the immediate strike zones. What to watch next is whether Moscow keeps broadening its target list and whether Ukraine’s air defenses and repair crews can keep pace with the earlier, heavier tempo of attacks.
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