Russia still has many tools left to strike Ukraine - Butusov

Anatoly Lapin.  
26.08.2022 15:42
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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Russia does not need to hit Ukraine with weapons of mass destruction because it did not use all its other resources during the special operation.

Yuri Butusov, editor-in-chief of the anti-Russian propaganda portal Censor.net, made this statement on his video blog, reports PolitNavigator correspondent.


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According to Butusov, the Russian army can still strike at critical infrastructure facilities in Ukraine.

“We say a lot that Russia can use weapons of mass destruction. I don't think this is a relevant question right now. Russia has many other tools and levers to increase the escalation of the war.

First of all, these are attacks on critical infrastructure. These are bridges, power plants, electrical networks and, for example, some absolutely dangerous facilities in the chemical and nuclear industries. Russia can do all this even without the use of weapons of mass destruction, even without nuclear weapons. But they are not doing this yet,” Butusov said.

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