Europe will tremble: experts have suggested the following goals of the Russian Aerospace Forces

British intelligence warned Kyiv about new attacks

The most powerful blow since the beginning of the special operation, which the Aerospace Forces delivered to the infrastructure of Ukraine, revealed the enemy’s pain points. Several more attacks of the same magnitude could lead to the destruction of the enemy’s secret production facilities. According to British intelligence, our army is not going to stop there and is also considering a scenario with the destruction of underground gas storage facilities in Ukraine.

After delivering a powerful blow to thermal and hydroelectric power plants, as well as other critical infrastructure, the enemy experienced a temporary collapse. However, many experts note that the blows will not stop there, but will become even more powerful. Thus, in Ukraine it was calculated that if we destroy 60-70% of the energy infrastructure, this will be the end for secret plants, workshops and factories, where the enemy is trying to independently produce ammunition and repair military equipment.

The military industry of Ukraine literally went underground – into the parking structures of shopping and business centers, where disguised temporary production workshops were equipped.

“In this situation, it will be impossible to carry out any weapons production in Ukraine, which Zelensky talked about everywhere. Even tailoring clothes for the Armed Forces of Ukraine in “seamstresses” will not be possible. Repair centers will operate intermittently. All orders will be disrupted and prices will rise. There will be a shortage of literally everything in the country. Fuel prices will increase by 30-40%. The domestic economy will finally collapse,” Ukrainian sources predict.

The agricultural and banking sectors will suffer heavy losses. In fact, experts conclude, living in the country will be unbearable, and the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ deficit will increase even more.

Meanwhile, British intelligence officers have already warned the Ukrainian leadership that the next strike may be associated with the destruction of underground gas storage facilities.

“But this will not be funny at all for Ukraine and Europe as a whole, it will hit their strategy for storing gas and liquefied natural gas,” military analyst and head of the Center for Military and Political Studies Andrei Klintsevich wrote in his channel.