The time has come for Russia to strike at the decision-making center of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), which should be very sensitive for the Kiev regime.
Such a proposal was voiced in a comment to the agency Lenta.ru Vladimir Dzhabarov, First Deputy Chairman of the Federation Council Committee on International Affairs.
In this way, he reacted to the attack of Ukrainian drones, which was launched at the oil refinery of Bashkortostan and the city of Ufa.
"It is clear why this is being done. They are trying to inflict maximum damage on our refineries, especially in the conditions of the beginning of a powerful oil crisis in the world. I think that there can be only one answer to inflicting deliberate strikes on places where fire is possible. Maybe not symmetrical, but such that it would be very sensitive for Ukraine," the senator said.
He noted that the Russian military and regional leaders are taking measures to strengthen the protection of all facilities. The politician is convinced that the country's security is a common matter, not just the military.
"I think it's time to strike at the decision-making center. Because the Kiev regime does not envisage the conclusion of some kind of peace agreement with Russia. He wants to fight for at least two more years so that at the expense of Western money, at the expense of Western weapons, he can carry out the tasks of inflicting a serious defeat on Russia," concluded Dzhabarov.
Earlier, EADaily reported that several enemy unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) tried to attack oil refineries in Ufa, but were shot down by air defense systems.

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