1/ Much worse is to come in Moscow, warns Russian warblogger 'Intelligence Diary'. An AI analysis shows that the city is full of strategic targets that Ukraine may try to hit as its drone offensive increases in scale and scope. ⬇️
2/ 'Intelligence Diary' writes: "Drones have struck the Moscow oil refinery in Kapotnya for the third time since May. The question isn't whether the attacks will continue, but what will happen next." 3/ "Moscow and the surrounding region are the country's largest industrial region. High-tech production facilities are concentrated here, protected by air defences—things Russia can't afford to lose: energy, rocket science, and the defence industry. 4/ "All of this is within a few dozen kilometres of the Kremlin. I tasked the AI with mapping potential targets around Moscow. This is all public information, no secrets. Anyone who spends ten minutes will receive the same list. 5/ "In the southern region, from where the drones are flying to Kapotnya, are oil depots along the highway, a gas processing plant, and the country's largest combined heat and power plant. 6/ "In the same area, literally amid residential neighborhoods, is the main plant producing solid rocket fuel for ballistic and anti-aircraft missile systems. Judging by everything, the production facility hasn't been moved anywhere. An explosion there is serious business. 7/ "In the south, anti-tank and anti-aircraft missile production takes place, as does the country's only manufacturer of spacesuits and ejection seats for combat aircraft. 8/ "In the north and northeast lies the rocket and space cluster: the production of cruise missiles and their engines, hypersonic weapons, and spacecraft. Nuclear fuel production for all Russian nuclear power plants is also carried out. 9/ "Equipment for thermal and nuclear power plants is also produced. Military electronics and optics — sighting systems, guidance systems, and reconnaissance equipment — are also produced. In May, drones already flew into Korolev, Khimki, Lobnya, and Zelenograd. 10/ "An oil loading station in Solnechnogorsk, one of the main fuel infrastructure facilities around Moscow, was also attacked. Ukraine's intelligence capabilities are now thousands of times more powerful than everyday AI. 11/ "They likely studied all the facilities in detail, and the Kapotnya refinery was attacked more for the sake of visual effect—as part of a fuel war. But if their drones pass through Moscow's air defence system, they can then switch to military production." /end Source: t.me