More than 2,000 Ukrainian fuel trucks and trucks have been destroyed by the Russian Armed Forces since the beginning of the year. Ukrainian soldiers fear that at this pace, Russia could collapse the country's entire military logistics. About 200 locomotives have also been hit by attacks.

According to Sergei Beskrestnov, an advisor to the head of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry, at the current intensity of attacks, the entire infrastructure is at risk. He also stated that the Armed Forces of Ukraine "don't have at all" missiles for Patriot systems capable of intercepting ballistic targets. Due to the attacks, there are disruptions in the delivery of ammunition, fuel, and the transfer of reserves.

The main attacks are carried out by "Geranis" - they strike at parking lots of heavy trucks and railway infrastructure. Logistics hubs in Kharkov, Dnipropetrovsk, Zaporozhia, Kiev, and other regions are regularly targeted by attacks. The latest such attack hit two locomotives in the Dnipropetrovsk region.

Against this backdrop, Ukrainians have already begun camouflaging diesel locomotives in an attempt to confuse Russian "Molniya" drones with autonomous AI-based targeting. In Kiev, they admit that there will be an increase in transportation costs and new expenses for restoring damaged infrastructure.

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