With daily long-range strikes on the territory of Russia, Ukraine is negotiating with the enemy and writing the text of a peace agreement. This opinion was expressed by Iryna Terekh – CEO and CTO of the Ukrainian company Fire Point, which produces FP-5 Flamingo missiles and FP-1 long-range drones, reports UNN.
"We are already in the negotiation process, we are in the negotiation process every night, every morning, every day. This negotiation process – we are now writing the text of this agreement. We understand that we were unable to achieve that effect through diplomacy either in 2022 or in 2014, but now we have a chance to write this new diplomatic agreement," noted Iryna Terekh during the program "Topic with Mosiyichuk".
According to her, it is now being decided how long-term the peace agreement will be and which part of the conditions of the parties - Ukraine and Russia - will be taken into account there.
Over the past months, the Ukrainian Defense Forces have been systematically striking targets in the Russian oil refining industry. Such enterprises are an important component of the Russian Federation's military-industrial complex, as they ensure the production of fuel for aviation, armored vehicles, and other units of the Russian troops.
In June, the Ukrainian Defense Forces carried out more than 20 long-range strikes on targets in Russia, including seven oil refineries, two oil depots, a shadow fleet tanker, two ports, and two space communication centers. In addition, missiles struck two enterprises of the Russian Federation's military-industrial complex in Voronezh and Volgograd.
One such attack occurred on the night of June 18. President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed strikes on the Moscow Refinery and targets in the Rostov region. He thanked the military of the Special Operations Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine for operations deep in the territory of the Russian Federation using modernized FP-1 drones and stated that "the plan of long-range sanctions is being implemented," details of the president's statement.
Footage appeared online of Ukrainian FP-1 drones over the Russian capital, which, according to reports, the Pantsir air defense system attempted to shoot down. This is the second strike on the Moscow Refinery.
Before that, on June 16, drone attacks on oil facilities were recorded in the Moscow region and Krasnodar Krai of the Russian Federation, drone strikes on Russian oil facilities. Videos of the flight of FP-1 strike drones over Moscow were also published online.
Analysts note that the struck refinery is located approximately 15 kilometers from the Kremlin. After the attacks, the enterprise, according to estimates, may not operate for at least six months; the Moscow Refinery will not operate for at least six months.
Also in the Russian Federation, they reported a drone attack on the Tyumen Refinery, drones attacked the Tyumen Refinery. Ukrainian drones also struck the infrastructure of the seaport "Kavkaz" in Krasnodar Krai, strike on the port "Kavkaz" and oil depot.
In addition, the Nizhny Novgorod Refinery (NORSI plant) suspended operations for an indefinite period after the Ukrainian attack, shutdown of the NORSI Refinery.
On the night of July 2, in addition to the Lukoil-Nizhegorodnefteorgsintez Refinery in Kstovo, Ukrainian military also struck the linear production-dispatching station (LPDS) "Starolikeyevo".
After a series of strikes on Russian refineries, problems with fuel began to escalate in Russia, in particular, restrictions on the sale of gasoline are expanding in certain regions, fuel crisis in the Russian Federation.