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Russia’s military is doubling down on attacks to degrade Ukraine’s energy system. This campaign has increased in scope from last year, now seeing entire thermal power plants and larger-scale energy installations facing destruction rather than smaller electrical grid substations and transformers – with timescales and costs to rebuild skyrocketing. There is another emerging trend.
“Specialists from the Murmansk Vodokanal completed the installation of a water tower in the village of Kolarovka,” reads a message posted on a pro-Kremlin Telegram channel. The report of a link between a city in arctic Russia and a village in Zaporizhzhia Oblast, 3,000km (1,850 miles) to its south, is typical of a program to persuade Russians to connect with Ukrainian districts attacked and destroyed by their invading forces.
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