Ukraine has been carrying out attacks on Russian energy infrastructure across the country, and the level of disruption “is unprecedented in the history of the Russia-Ukraine” war, the International Energy Agency said, according to a report Monday in The Wall Street Journal.
The swift militarization of European countries has led to a recent surge in stock prices tied to defense manufacturers as governments vowed to increase military spending by billions of dollars because of what they determined to be the threat of invasion by Russia.
The Ukrainian military last week launched its biggest drone attack on Moscow since the start of the war in February 2022 to show the Russians that it is gaining more of an ability to strike the country’s decision-making centers as the war shows no end in sight.