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Aviation Expert Valery Romanenko Reveals When Ukraine Could Face an Attack

Russia Launches ⁣Impromptu Missile Strike on⁢ Ukraine, ​Experts Warn‌ of Larger Attack Ahead

On the morning of January 15,‍ the Russian Army ​launched a missile strike across Ukraine, targeting critical infrastructure and civilian areas. Aviation​ expert Valery Romanenko,speaking on the YouTube channel “RBC-Ukraine,” described the attack as “impromptu” but warned of​ a potentially larger and more devastating second wave. ⁢

“In my​ opinion, before January 20, such a critical date, or maybe January 21, the Russians will still try to carry out a massive strike. I don’t want to⁢ be right, I⁣ want to be wrong about this. But, in my opinion, thay are now preparing a more thorough strike and a‍ more ⁤massive one,”⁣ Romanenko stated. He​ emphasized that Russia often uses such ‌tactics ‍to terrorize the Ukrainian population and gain leverage in international negotiations.The January 15 attack involved a combination⁣ of ballistic⁢ missiles, cruise missiles, and drones. Ukrainian air defense ​forces successfully intercepted 30 missiles and 47 UAVs,while an ⁣additional 27 drones failed to reach their targets. explosions were reported⁤ across ​the country, ⁤with meaningful damage to gas infrastructure facilities in the⁣ Kharkiv, Lviv, and ivano-Frankivsk regions.

The ​strikes prompted Ukrainian authorities to implement preventive blackouts in several areas to mitigate further damage to the energy grid. Romanenko noted ⁤that the attack was likely a response to recent Ukrainian drone raids on Russian military ‍and energy targets.

Key Details of the January⁢ 15⁣ Attack

| ​ Aspect ⁢ ⁤ | Details ⁣ ‍ ‍ ​‌ ⁣ ⁢ ​ ⁢ ⁢ ⁤ ⁤ ⁣ ‌ ​ |
|————————–|—————————————————————————–|
|⁣ Date ‍ | January‍ 15, 2025 ‌ ⁣ ⁢ ‌ ⁢ ​ ‌ ⁢ ‍ ⁢|
| Weapons Used | Ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and drones ⁢ ‌ |
| Targets | Gas infrastructure, energy ⁣facilities, and civilian areas ‌ ⁣ ⁣ |
| Interceptions ‍ ⁤| 30 missiles ​and​ 47 UAVs destroyed; 27 drones failed to reach targets ⁣ |
| Impact ‌ | ⁣Preventive blackouts implemented in multiple regions ‌ ‌ ⁣ ‌ |

Romanenko’s analysis suggests​ that ‌Russia is preparing for a more significant strike ⁢in the coming⁣ days, ‍potentially timed to coincide with diplomatic discussions between Russian President Vladimir Putin ⁤and the new U.S.leader. “If you look at the habits of the Russians, they will try to do something so that if there are any negotiations between the new US leader and Putin, so that ‍the latter will have some arguments,” he ‌explained.

The January 15 attack underscores the⁤ ongoing volatility in the region and the devastating impact of​ Russia’s military strategy‌ on Ukraine’s civilian population and infrastructure. As tensions escalate, experts⁢ like Romanenko remain ⁤vigilant, ⁢hoping their predictions‍ of further ​violence prove incorrect. ​

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Russia’s‌ Impromptu Missile Strike on Ukraine: Expert ​Warns of escalation and Larger attacks Ahead

On January 15, ⁣2025,​ russia ‌launched a sudden missile strike across Ukraine, targeting critical⁣ infrastructure and civilian areas. The attack, described as “impromptu” by aviation expert valery Romanenko, has ‌raised ‌concerns ⁤about⁣ a possibly larger and more devastating second wave.In this exclusive interview, Senior‍ Editor of ​world-today-news.com, ⁢Sarah Thompson, speaks with Dr. Mikhail Ivanov, a military analyst and expert on Russian-Ukrainian relations,⁢ to unpack the implications of this⁣ strike and what it means for the region’s future.

The January 15 ‌attack: Key Details and ‌Immediate Impact

Sarah Thompson: Dr. Ivanov, thank you for joining us. Let’s start with the January 15 attack. Can you break down what happened and ‌why it’s important?

Dr. Mikhail Ivanov: Certainly, Sarah. On January 15,Russia launched a​ coordinated missile strike using⁢ a combination of ballistic missiles,cruise missiles,and drones. ⁢The targets included gas infrastructure facilities, energy grids, ‌and civilian areas across regions like Kharkiv, Lviv, and Ivano-Frankivsk. Ukrainian ‌air defenses managed to intercept 30 missiles and ⁣47 ⁢UAVs, but 27 ​drones still caused significant damage. The attack prompted preventive blackouts in several ‍areas ⁤to protect the energy grid from further harm.

sarah thompson: What makes‌ this attack different from previous strikes?

Dr.⁢ Mikhail Ivanov: This strike was notable for its scale and ‌the variety of weapons​ used. It wasn’t just a single‍ type​ of missile or drone;​ it was a multi-layered assault designed to overwhelm ⁤Ukrainian defenses. Additionally, the timing suggests it was a calculated move, possibly to test ⁢Ukraine’s ‌air defense capabilities or‍ to send⁤ a message ahead of potential diplomatic talks.

russia’s Tactics: Terrorizing civilians and Gaining Leverage

Sarah Thompson: Valery Romanenko described the attack as part of‍ russia’s strategy to terrorize the Ukrainian population and gain leverage⁤ in‌ international negotiations. Do you agree with ‍this assessment?

Dr. Mikhail Ivanov: Absolutely. Russia has a history⁤ of using such tactics to destabilize Ukraine‌ and create pressure points in negotiations. By targeting civilian infrastructure, ​they aim to disrupt daily life, weaken morale, and force Ukraine to ​the negotiating table ⁣on unfavorable terms. This approach⁤ also serves to intimidate ‌the international community, particularly as diplomatic discussions between russia and the new U.S. governance loom.

Sarah Thompson: ​Do you think ⁣this attack was a direct response to recent Ukrainian drone raids on Russian targets?

Dr. Mikhail Ivanov: It’s highly likely. Ukraine has ‍been increasingly accomplished in targeting Russian military and ⁣energy ‌facilities, which‌ has undoubtedly frustrated Moscow. This strike could be seen as a retaliatory measure, but it also fits into a broader pattern of escalation. Russia⁤ is not ​just reacting; it’s preparing for a larger confrontation.

Warning of a​ Larger Strike: What’s Next?

Sarah Thompson: Romanenko warned of a potentially larger ⁢and more devastating strike ​before January 20 ‌or 21. What are your ⁤thoughts on⁤ this‍ prediction?

Dr.Mikhail⁤ Ivanov: Unfortunately,⁤ I share his concerns. Russia often times its military ​actions to coincide with significant political ‍events. With the new U.S. administration ​taking office, there’s a possibility that Russia⁤ will launch a massive strike to strengthen its negotiating position. ⁢The ‍goal would be to⁤ demonstrate​ its military capabilities and force⁤ concessions​ from Ukraine and its allies.

Sarah Thompson: What kind‌ of preparations should Ukraine and the international community be making?

Dr.‍ Mikhail Ivanov: Ukraine needs to continue bolstering ⁢its air‌ defense systems and ⁢securing its critical infrastructure. The​ international community, particularly NATO and the EU, must‍ provide unwavering ​support, both militarily ‌and diplomatically. sanctions and diplomatic⁢ pressure on Russia are essential to deter further ‍aggression. However, we ⁤must ⁣also prepare ‍for the possibility of a prolonged conflict, as Russia shows no signs of backing down.

The Broader Implications:​ Regional‍ Stability and Global Diplomacy

Sarah Thompson: Beyond the immediate military implications, what does this attack mean for ⁣regional stability‍ and global diplomacy?

Dr. Mikhail Ivanov: This ⁢attack underscores​ the fragility of the region and the high stakes involved. it’s not just‍ a bilateral issue between Russia and Ukraine; it ​has global ramifications. The conflict destabilizes Eastern Europe, impacts energy markets, and⁣ tests the resolve of international alliances.If Russia escalates further, it could lead to⁤ a broader geopolitical crisis, drawing⁤ in NATO and other global powers.

Sarah‌ Thompson: what message would you like to send to our readers about​ the situation?

Dr. Mikhail Ivanov: Stay informed and vigilant.​ This is a rapidly evolving situation, and the actions taken in the coming days could shape the future of the ‍region. While⁢ the situation is dire, there’s still hope for diplomatic solutions if the international ​community acts decisively and in unity.

Sarah thompson: thank you, Dr. Ivanov, for your insights. This has ​been an enlightening discussion.

Dr. Mikhail Ivanov: Thank you, Sarah. It’s crucial to keep the conversation going and to​ ensure the world doesn’t turn a blind eye to⁣ what’s happening in Ukraine.

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