Since mid-2025, Russia has fundamentally reshaped its long-range strike campaign against Ukrainian critical infrastructure. Very large missile salvos have disappeared, replaced by sustained pressure built around mass drone swarms, smaller missile packages, and a growing reliance on ballistic systems.
This article examines how the shift following Operation Spiderweb has increased strike effectiveness despite fewer missiles, degraded Ukraine’s interception rates, and produced the most destructive phase of the energy campaign to date—targeting power generation, gas production, and high-voltage transmission simultaneously.
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