Zelenskyy: Kremlin planning mobilization: DW News update
Ukraine says it has struck more Russian oil facilities in overnight drone attacks, targeting key energy infrastructure hundreds of kilometers from the border. Kyiv has
Ukraine says it has struck more Russian oil facilities in overnight drone attacks, targeting key energy infrastructure hundreds of kilometers from the border. Kyiv has intensified its campaign against Russia's oil sector in an effort to undermine the Kremlin's war economy, even as Russian strikes continue to inflict casualties across Ukraine.
At the same time, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is warning that Moscow may be preparing a new mobilization drive after September's regional elections, a claim the Kremlin denies. We asked DW Riga Bureau Chief Juri Rescheto what these developments reveal about Russia's war effort and the pressures facing the Kremlin.
Chapters 00:00 Ukraine strikes Russian oil infrastructure 01:16 DW’s Riga bureau chief Juri Rescheto on the evidence 02:38 Can Ukrainian drone attacks force Putin’s hand? 04:03 Reports of pressure on military-age men 04:43 Conscripts and financial incentives 05:05 Would Russians support a new mobilization?
05:45 Public fears, elections and political costs 06:04 Juri Rescheto’s conclusion For more news go to Follow DW on social media ► ►TikTok ► ► Für Videos in deutscher Sprache besuchen Sie Subscribe
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