Zelensky: Russia’s oil revenues reduced through long-range operations
Kyiv, May 1 (Hibya) – Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that Ukraine’s long-range operations and sanctions have caused significant economic losses in Russia’s oil sector. Zelensky noted that the losses have reached at least $7 billion since the beginning of the year.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, in his statement regarding April assessments, addressed the impact of long-range measures against Russia.
Zelensky stated that the operations are based on three main components: reducing Russia’s oil revenues, expanding the scope of sanctions, and increasing the intensity of sanctions.
The statement noted that the attacks are not limited to reaching targets but also aim to reduce Russia’s operational capacity.
Zelensky emphasized that since the beginning of the year, Russia has suffered losses of at least $7 billion due to sanctions targeting its oil and refining sector. These losses were attributed to direct strikes, production shutdowns, and shipment delays.
The Ukrainian leader thanked the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the Security Service of Ukraine, and intelligence units involved in this process.
Zelensky also stated that the capacity of long-range systems will be increased, new decisions are being prepared, and operations will continue.
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