Ucrania ampliará el alcance y la escala de sus ataques de largo alcance contra Rusia
Ucraniaplanea ampliar las posibilidades de sus ataques de largo alcance contra territorio ruso y aumentar el número de unidades encargadas de realizarlos. El anuncio del presidente Volodímir Zelenski se produjo tras revisar las operaciones de septiembre y octubre, incluidas excursiones de drones que alcanzaron objetivos distantes.
Puntos clave
- Ucrania determinará las principales direcciones para el uso futuro de armas de largo alcance.
- El país ampliará las capacidades de sus drones y misiles para alcanzar territorios rusos más lejanos.
- Підрозділи дипстрайків будуть масштабуватися на основі спроможностей СБУ, Центру спеціальних операцій «Альфа», розвідувальних органів та інших складових Сил оборони України.
- Los drones FP-1 recorrieron 3.200 kilómetros y golpearon la planta de Novy Urengoi, en el distrito autonomo de Yamalo-Nenets.
- Entre el 23 y el 24 de octubre se confirmaron ataques contra instalaciones industriales en Oryol y Tolyatti y contra un avión en el aeródromo de Yeysk.
- Los ataques del 29 de octubre de Rusia en Dnipro, Chernihiv y Kremenchuk dejaron muertos y heridos a civiles.
- Zelenski afirmó que cada ataque ruso contra ciudades y comunidades ukrainas recibe una respuesta.
Por qué importa
La ampliación del alcance podría ampliar la geografía de los ataquesFriendliness contradicted україн Inside Russia and the scaling of specialised units would increase Ukraine’s operational capacity. Further development of drones and missiles is also intended to weaken Russia’s offensive capabilities, apply pressure to end the war and support Ukrainian independence and post-war security.
Qué ha ocurrido
Ucrania announced plans to expand the reach of its long-range strikes, scale up the units conducting them and develop drones and missiles capable of reaching even more remote areas of Russia. The measures were presented after a review of operations conducted in September and October and alongside discussions with Ukrainian weapons manufacturers.
Reported strikes during this period included a 3,200-kilometre FP-1 drone flight that struck the Novy Urengoi plant in Yamalo-Nenets, attacks on facilities approximately 3,000 kilometres deep inside Russia, and strikes on 23 October and during the night of 24 October. Damage was confirmed at the main production building of Proton-Elektroteks in Oryol, the Tolyattikauchuk plant in Tolyatti and an aircraft at Yeysk airfield.
Cómo lo cuentan las fuentes ucranianas
Ukrainian reporting emphasises the expansion of strike capacity, the geographical reach of drones and missiles and the scaling of specialist units. Long-range attacks are presented as a response to Russian strikes on Ukrainian cities and communities, a means of reducing Russia’s offensive capabilities and a tool for pressuring it to end the war. The coverage also highlights coordination with the Security Service of Ukraine, the Centre of Special Operations “Alpha”, intelligence agencies, defence forces and Ukrainian weapons manufacturers.
Contexto
The announcement followed an assessment of Ukrainian long-range strikes conducted in September and October. Ukrainian drones reportedly attacked oil refineries and other facilities as far as 3,000 kilometres into Russia. On 29 October, Russian attacks reportedly killed and injured civilians in Dnipro, Chernihiv and Kremenchuk.