UKRAINE DRONES STRIKE THREE RAILWAYS IN RUSSIA
Written by Michael Thervil
[Ukraine Russia drone strike railways] Over the weekend Ukraine launched drone strikes towards Russia that resulted in the collapse of a railway bridge in three areas within the Russia region of Bryansk. This latest attack against Russia resulted in several railcars derailing, no injuries were reported. With a partial collapse of the Dyatkovo–Lyudinovo station and the execution of strikes in Russia's Unecha and Navlya Districts that derailed an additional 18 railcars, geopolitical analysts are questioning why these particular Russian assets have been targeted. Some speculate that Ukraine was targeting Russia's weapons shipping ability.
This latest attack on Russian infrastructure comes on the heels of Russian counter-offensive strikes on Ukrainian data centers, logistical sites, the Danube River port, and the structures housing Ukrainian drone stockpiles. As the war between the two countries continues to escalate, Russia appears to be unfazed by Ukraine's latest attacks. Despite this, the Ukrainian government has repeatedly continued to execute strikes that warranted a response that has appeared to intensify overtime by Russia.
While both Ukrainian and Russian governments have repeatedly taken the position that neither country's military is seeking to inflict damage to the civilian population of either country, the results of the actions of both countries appear to speak differently. While Russia has largely succeeded in limiting the risk of exposure to civilians being harmed or killed, Ukraine has appeared to be less successful when it comes to this; not in the form of recklessness, but out of desperation to increase gains against Russia who has been decimating the Ukrainian military in the field.
OUR POSITION AT VEDA WORLD NEWS
While civilians on both sides of the war are longing for the war to end, the Collective West has been doing everything in its power to further continue the war to no end. The Collective West has prolonged the war between the nations by not only providing funding and weapons, but by making promises that it doesn’t intend to keep towards the Ukrainians. Promises or talks that elude the hint Ukraine could possibly have the opportunity to join NATO, has been one of the biggest driving forces in the continuances of the war.
While it has been understood by the international community that NATO should not seek to advance one inch closer to Russia in this respect, the Ukrainian government has allowed itself to serve as a proxy force against Russia for the interest of the Collective West. Russia has stood firm in its position to maintain the agreed line drawn in the sand; it appears that Ukraine along with the Collective West has been seeking to erase that which was agreed upon. Our prediction is that sooner or later Ukraine will have to concede to Russia, the question is when and not at the expense of the lives of civilians of both countries.
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