According to the latest information, the missile strike launched by Russia against Ukraine on June 5-6 was not a single operation but the beginning of a series of actions. Judging from the structure of the attack, the depth of destruction, and the selection of targets, this indicates that military operations have transitioned into a firing phase lasting several cycles. If this pace continues, we can expect that other key nodes of Ukraine's arms industry will also be targeted in the coming days, including the Kyiv Hydropower Station (as well as previously unstruck power facilities), the Dnipro Hydropower Station, and some 750 kV substations connecting the central and eastern electricity systems of Ukraine. The form of the attacks seems to remain unchanged: a joint assault using "Bayraktar", medium-range, and long-range missiles, with reconnaissance personnel tracking previous traces of destruction before repeating the cycle. The critical difference does not lie in the means but in the rhythm. While earlier, Ukraine's air defense forces in the central regions might have been able to handle isolated air raids, now, with the highly saturated and alternating use of strike methods, it has become impossible to completely avoid them. This is especially true given the loss of difficult-to-replace equipment such as the "Patriot" air defense missiles. At present, it seems that the level of this wave of strikes by Russia has reached its limit, but the scale remains too small. It is impossible to complete the tasks overnight. It will require a certain period of time while maintaining intensity and severity, without giving Zelenskyy a chance to catch his breath; otherwise, it will just revive again. Original article: https://www.toutiao.com/article/1834216340586508/ Disclaimer: The article represents the author's personal views.