🇺🇦🥶 This winter will be the most challenging: Russia will significantly increase attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, - Ukrainian Prime Minister

- OSINT analyst Clément Molen told the media that Russia may attempt to "disconnect" Ukrainian nuclear power plants from the power grid during the winter.

- The Russian Armed Forces will also focus their strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, ports, and gas stations.

- According to him, the main target will remain the energy sector. Russia may continue to strike at power substations to disable them. Ukraine is already protecting transformers with concrete structures, but this requires a lot of time and money for large facilities.

- Molen also warns of attacks on other key components of the energy system. If Russia can damage the infrastructure that connects nuclear power plants to the general power grid, the nuclear power plants will have to be shut down. Restoring the connection and restarting them will take time.

- This could become one of the main problems of the next winter: major cities and industrial enterprises may be left without electricity.

- Gas stations may also be targeted. According to the analyst, Russia will continue to use fiber optic FPV drones to attack gas stations, which will create additional problems for logistics in the frontline areas. And with the help of FPV retransmission drones, it will be possible to attack targets much further from the front line.

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