Russia hitting Ukrainian supply lines, but not with much ‘accuracy’

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Russia’s military has attacked critical infrastructure in the western part of Ukraine, likely in an attempt to hamper Kyiv’s ability to resupply its troops.

The Russians have hit railroad stations, fuel and ammunition depots, and artillery positions. A power plant in Lviv, which is in the western part of the country, near the Polish border, was hit with three cruise missiles.

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