Russia Hit Kyiv… Ukraine’s HIMARS Revenge Was INSTANT and BRUTAL!

Vladimir Putin and his Kremlin cronies thought they had the winning strategy for the Ukraine war over the winter. Continuous destruction of Ukraine's energy infrastructure would be the key with drones and missiles combining to plunge Ukraine's people into freezing cold darkness. Russia had to know that Ukraine wouldn't take this lying down. And in January, Russia crossed the line by hitting Kev hard. Ukraine's answer came during the night of January 25th, and it was brutal and devastating. Russia's air strikes have been growing more intense over the past couple of weeks. Following a January 9th attack against Ukraine's energy grid, the Kremlin even outlined its callous plan. Apply pressure to Ukraine to force it to come to the table. As the missiles flew and drones buzzed, Putin's favorite mouthpiece, Dmitri Pescov, echoed his boss's thoughts, claiming, "The situation is deteriorating daybyday for the Kev regime before stating that Ukraine's corridor for decision-m is narrowing. Translation: Russia will keep hitting the energy grid, and Ukraine will have to negotiate if it doesn't want its people to freeze. Fast forward to January 20th, and Russia followed up on its January 9th strike against Ukraine's energy infrastructure with yet another. Reported on by the New Voice of Ukraine, this strike was one of Russia's largest yet. Kev itself was attacked with ballistic missiles, which caused massive and earsplitting explosions to ring through the city. At least one fire broke out and disruption to the city's water and electricity supply was reported on Kev's left bank. By the time the Russian onslaught was done, Ukraine counted 18 ballistic missiles, 15 cruise missiles, a Zecon missile, and 339 attack drones among the projectiles that Russia sent flying. Russia's blunt force strike was successful, though nowhere near as successful as it could have be. As you'll discover if you watch our video, Ukraine did an amazing job of ensuring that the vast majority of Russia's missiles and drones didn't hit their targets on January 20th. Some did, of course, but most of the potential damage was mitigated. Not that this would quell Ukraine's anger. Revenge had to come, and it would be brutal. So, keep watching to find out what Ukraine did in response. Russia is still far from done. On January 24th, it struck again. Just hours after Ukrainian, Russian, and US diplomats met in Abu Dhabi to see if they could hash out anything resembling a ceasefire agreement,