Ukraine is reportedly targeting key Russian infrastructure from space, aiming to cripple the war machine by striking facilities that supply energy, communications and logistics. Analysts say the move could hit power plants, data centers and other critical nodes across Moscow and the Plesetsk launch site, potentially disrupting Russia’s ability to coordinate operations. While the exact capabilities and success of such attacks remain unclear, the strategy signals a shift toward high‑altitude, cyber‑physical warfare that could alter the battlefield dynamics. The implications for regional security and the broader conflict are being closely watched by governments and defense experts.
From Moscow to Plesetsk, Ukraine appears to be trying to hit infrastructure that powers Russia’s war from space.
