A closer look at “Russia-Ukraine War Turns Into an Economic Battle”, exactly as the source publishes it. New York Times Kyiv bureau chief Andrew Kramer tells Bloomberg This Weekend that Russia and Ukraine are increasingly targeting each other's economies as the war shifts toward attacks on energy, transportation and export infrastructure. Speaking with hosts David Gura and Christina Ruffini, he explains how the battlefield has expanded to include the systems that sustain each country's war effort. Kramer says Ukraine is using its expanding drone arsenal to target Russia's oil industry and its ability to finance a prolonged war.
These strikes aim to degrade the revenue streams that Moscow relies on to fund its military operations over the long term. The discussion highlights how economic pressure has become a central dimension of the conflict, with both sides seeking to undermine the other's capacity to continue fighting. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.