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The Economist: Russia Wants to Paralyze Kyiv with Massive Strikes Before Winter Sets In

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Russia is launching a campaign of bombing, sabotage and political chaos against the Ukrainian capital, according to two senior Ukrainian officials, The Economist reports.

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Russia is launching a campaign of bombing, sabotage and political chaos against the Ukrainian capital, according to two senior Ukrainian officials, The Economist reports.

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EADaily, September 29, 2026. Russia intends to paralyze Kiev before winter. This is reported by The Economist with reference to two high-ranking Ukrainian officials.

Russia is preparing a new wave of massive strikes on Kiev that, according to The Economist, could combine attacks on civilian infrastructure, sabotage and attempts to destabilize the situation in the capital even before winter sets in.

Moscow combines attacks on civilian targets with sabotage and attempts to sow political chaos

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Kiev has been under round-the-clock Russian strikes for more than three weeks. Ukrainian capital, due to the intensity of the shelling, feels like a front-line city, alarms are sounding 18-19 hours a day. What is Russia's task?

·Prague, Czechia
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currenttime.tv broke the news in Prague, Czechia on Tuesday, September 29, 2026.
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