Russia: Ukraine's Offensive Capacity Is Declining

A senior official at the Kremlin said Ukraine's offensive capacity has decreased as a result of Moscow's recent strikes.

A senior official of the Russian Presidential Palace (Kremlin) announced that Ukraine's offensive power has decreased as a result of Moscow's recent attacks.

According to Ambassador Arjan Dimitri Peskov, Kremlin spokesman said in an interview with RIA Novosti: Ukraine's offensive power is decreasing day by day.

He added: Our armed forces have targeted warehouses for the storage of parts and factories for the production of missiles and drones in Ukraine, and thus the offensive power of this regime is decreasing.

The Ministry of Defense of Russia announced this morning that a cargo ship carrying military cargo of the Ukrainian army to the port of Odessa was targeted while crossing the sea.

According to this statement, four locomotives used by the armed forces of Ukraine were also targeted in the Dnepropetrovsk region using drones.

The war in Ukraine has entered a new phase, and Kiev and Moscow have increased drone and missile attacks against each other.

The war in Ukraine continues while US President Donald Trump claimed that he would end the war in less than 24 hours. The continuation of the war in the second year of Trump's presidency has severely damaged Trump's image and discredited his claims.