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Major events in the Ukraine proxy war, 2026 (view source)
Revision as of 03:34, January 18, 2026
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{{Main article|NATO war in Ukraine}}
{{Main article|NATO war in Ukraine}}
[[Ukraine]] had been warned that any attack on [[Russian]] [[infrastructure]] would be responded to in kind. But Ukraine continued attacks on Russian cities which led to [[death]]s and serious problems in [[Belgograd]] and elsewhere.
[[Ukraine]] had been warned that any attack on [[Russian]] [[infrastructure]] would be responded to in kind. But Ukraine continued attacks on Russian cities which led to [[death]]s and serious problems in [[Belgorod]] and elsewhere.
For three years Russia had mostly refrained from attacking Ukrainian infrastructure. [[Electricity]] and heat supply operated at [[peace]] time levels with foreign funding. Only since 2025 did [[NATO]]/[[Ukrainian]] attacks on Russian [[civilian]] infrastructure increase. In March 2025 [[President Trump]] announced a 30-day infrastructure ceasefire. Russia committed to it. Ukraine did not.
For three years Russia had mostly refrained from attacking Ukrainian infrastructure. [[Electricity]] and heat supply operated at [[peace]] time levels with foreign funding. Only since 2025 did [[NATO]]/[[Ukrainian]] attacks on Russian [[civilian]] infrastructure increase. In March 2025 [[President Trump]] announced a 30-day infrastructure ceasefire. Russia committed to it. Ukraine did not.