Defeated by Ukraine, Russia Prepares to 'Rage' Through Air Strikes

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In fact, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called Russian troops "panic"
about Ukraine's progress on the battlefield.

Russia is said to be preparing to carry out air strikes that will damage civilian infrastructure after being panicked and knocked out by Ukraine. This information was conveyed by a senior United States military official on Monday (19/9).

As reported by CNN, US officials highlighted the act of Russian troops attacking a dam in Kryvyi Rih. He also said Russia carried out air strikes near the power plant in Mykolaiv.

"This disturbing pattern, including the attack that hit the power plant last week, continues to demonstrate the actions of Russian forces with disregard for the lives of civilians," the official said.

On the other hand, the official said Ukraine is continuing to try to maintain the advantage they are gaining on the battlefield today. Ukraine is trying to "defend the border in the southeast," he said.

"In the vicinity of Kherson, we continue to see the liberation and calibration operations being carried out by Ukraine, and we see Ukraine continuing to liberate villages in the area," the official said.

As reported by The Guardian, Ukrainian troops have now managed to reclaim a village close to the city of Lysychansk. This victory makes Russia no longer full control over the Luhansk region.

Luhansk Governor Serhiy Haidai claimed that the leader of the rebel group Luhansk People's Republic (LPR) was starting to panic.

Haidai said there were many reports of the kidnapping of several men to be drafted into the military. Not only that, mobile communications and the internet were blocked to prevent citizens from learning about Moscow's military decline.

In fact, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky called Russian troops "panic" about Ukraine's progress on the battlefield..