2024-06-13 15:03:06

Russia's Aggressive Tactics in Ukraine: Impact on Infrastructure, Climate, and International Relations

Russia has intensified its attacks on Ukrainian critical energy infrastructure, leading to widespread damage and blackouts in major cities. The ongoing bombardment of places like Kharkiv, far from military areas, aims to create a 'grey zone' and force inhabitants to flee.

The conflict's environmental toll is staggering, with Russia's war on Ukraine generating more greenhouse gas emissions than the annual output of many countries. The global climate emergency is exacerbated, demanding compensation for affected nations.

In response to sanctions, Russian officials encourage citizens to target Western infrastructure and economies. The devastation in towns like Vovchansk highlights the human cost of the conflict, as Ukraine struggles to defend itself using US-made drones against Russian air defense vehicles.

EURACTIV.com
13. Juni 2024 um 11:40

Russia’s strategy: Bombing Ukraine into full blackout

Politics
Environment
Russia has launched a series of attacks on Ukrainian critical energy infrastructure, causing significant damage and resulting in electrical shortages and blackouts in major cities and suburban areas. The lack of air defenses and delayed aid from the US have allowed Russia to intensify its attacks, aiming to depopulate the country and destroy its economy. The consequences of Ukraine becoming uninhabitable in the coming winter are underestimated by Europe and the world, with the potential for mass..
The Guardian
13. Juni 2024 um 11:35

‘Everywhere is dangerous’: Russia’s attacks on Kharkiv’s homes, shops and resorts

Politics
Since the Kremlin's fresh incursion on 10 May, attacks on Kharkiv in Ukraine have increased, with buildings destroyed and dozens of people killed. The city, which is not near any military objects, has found itself under constant bombardment since the invasion. Russian troops have tried and failed to occupy Kharkiv, but continue to subject its inhabitants to deadly and terrifying strikes, aiming to make it a grey zone.
n-tv.de
12. Juni 2024 um 22:30

Ukraine war in live ticker: +++ 13:33 The greenhouse gas emissions caused by Russia's war +++ - n-tv.de

Politics
Environment
In the first two years of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, 175 million tons of carbon dioxide were released, which is higher than the annual emissions of the Netherlands. Ukraine needs new missile defense systems within weeks to survive the winter. Germany cannot provide additional Patriot systems. NATO is to support Ukraine in strengthening its air defense.
The Guardian
13. Juni 2024 um 04:00

Russia’s war with Ukraine accelerating global climate emergency, report shows

Politics
Environment
The climate cost of Russia's war on Ukraine has been revealed to be greater than the annual greenhouse gas emissions of 175 countries. The conflict has generated at least 175 million tonnes of carbon dioxide equivalent (tCO2e) through direct warfare, landscape fires, forced migration, and attacks on fossil fuel infrastructure. The report calls for Russia to compensate Ukraine and other countries affected by the climate damage, highlighting the need for better accounting of conflict-related emi..
CW

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