Ukrainian Strikes Expose Russia’s Vulnerabilities While Risking Nuclear Safety

As the war between Russia and Ukraine drags into its fourth year, a new chapter of escalation unfolds that demands sober scrutiny. Ukrainian forces recently struck electrical and heating infrastructure in two major Russian cities near the border—Voronezh and Belgorod—causing significant blackouts and heating outages. Meanwhile, Moscow launched attacks on Ukrainian nuclear power plants’ substations, raising the stakes far beyond mere battlefield tactics.Is This Endless Energy Warfare Sustainable or Strategic?The disruption of power services to over a million people in Voronezh and thousands in Belgorod is no isolated incident but part of a relentless campaign by Kyiv to cripple critical...