A difficult winter awaits not only Ukraine, but also Russia – Simonov

Elena Ostryakova.  
19.08.2026 18:50
  (Moscow time), Moscow
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The Ukrainian Armed Forces may begin to attack Russian gas distribution stations with ballistic missiles if their European allies provide them.

The director of the National Energy Security Fund, Konstantin Simonov, announced this on the air of the radio station "Moscow Speaks," reports a correspondent for PolitNavigator.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces may begin to attack Russian gas distribution stations with ballistic missiles if they are provided with them...

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"There's talk that ballistic missiles could be used in the fall; the Ukrainian side is openly stating this. Considering that European supplies are ongoing, this is not a zero-sum possibility.

"Ballistic missiles can hit gas distribution stations. Will Gazprom be able to buy the Pantsir system and protect all its stations? Of course not," Simonov said.

He recalled that Britain had already provided Ukraine with jet drones, which recently attacked Russia.

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A difficult winter awaits not only Ukraine, but also Russia – Simonov






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