Russia's oil industry will pay greater price for war — Zelenskyy
On October 27, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a meeting of the Staff of the Supreme Commander-in-Chief with the participation of weapons manufacturers and those responsible for their use. At the meeting, tasks were set to expand the geography of long-range strikes against the Russian Federation
Zelenskyy wrote about this on Telegram.
"We analyzed the effectiveness of our long-range strikes over a specific period and the results achieved. Russia's 'oil refining' is already paying a tangible price for the war and will pay an even greater one. We have identified tasks to expand the geography of the use of our long-range capabilities," the president emphasized.
He also heard reports on enemy strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure and energy facilities. According to him, Kyiv's new defense needs and tasks for working with partners to supply air defense systems have been identified.
"We are working in detail with manufacturers on long-term contracts. A three-year term allows the manufacturer to better plan the use of necessary resources and scale up supplies to the troops. The number of such concluded contracts will be greater," Zelenskyy added.
Earlier, Zelenskyy announced the preparation of a new defense agreement with European partners and the intensification of negotiations on air defense systems and missile weaponry, and also stressed the importance of diplomacy and international support for Ukraine's security.
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