Putin: We will retaliate against Ukraine's attacks on infrastructure

The President of Russia emphasized that this country will retaliate against Ukraine's attacks on infrastructure.

The President of Russia emphasized that this country will retaliate against Ukraine's attacks on infrastructure.

According to Ambassador Arjan, quoted by Al Jazeera, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that Moscow will continue its attacks on the military-industrial complex and infrastructure of Ukraine in response to Ukraine's attacks on Russian oil and industrial facilities.

Putin said: In response to Ukraine's attacks, Moscow has put an attack on the country's various infrastructures, including energy infrastructure and data centers, on its agenda.

Referring to the recent attacks on the country's oil refineries, the Russian president said that these attacks did not cause significant damage to Russian facilities, but Moscow will respond to Ukraine's actions.

Putin also accused Kiev of initiating the process, saying Ukrainian officials should not have launched attacks on Russian facilities without considering the consequences of their actions.

He said: "They took the first step and we also started responding." Attacks on other types of facilities are now being reported, including energy infrastructure and data centers. They started this process and they shouldn't have. Before taking this step, they should have thought carefully about its consequences."

These statements are made in the context of the US efforts to reach an agreement on stopping the attacks on the energy infrastructure of Russia and Ukraine. However, the two sides have not yet reached a final agreement on the details and implementation conditions.

Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak announced on Wednesday that Ukraine attacked oil refineries in Saratov and Ryazan regions.