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This report (originally published by CBS News and syndicated on MSN) details warnings from security analysts and Ukrainian officials that Russian aerial attacks against Ukraine are likely to intensify significantly heading into the late autumn and winter.

Key points covered in the report include:

• Stockpiling of Weapons: Analysts indicate that Moscow has been conserving and stockpiling missiles and drones to prepare for larger, concentrated barrages during the colder months rather than expending all munitions in smaller, regular strikes.

• Strategic Targets: The primary focus of Russia’s upcoming winter campaign is expected to be Ukraine’s energy, electrical, and heating infrastructure in an effort to degrade civilian living conditions and strain municipal systems during freezing temperatures.

• Combined Tactics: In addition to targeting energy grids, Russia is projected to deploy a mix of turbojet drones, standard Shahed-type drones, and precision missiles against secondary targets such as warehouses, commercial buildings, data centers, and logistical facilities to overwhelm air defense networks.

• Context of Recent Attacks: The warning comes following daytime drone and missile strikes across several regions of Ukraine, including Kyiv, which hit civilian structures, damaged cultural and research landmarks (such as the National Academy of Sciences), and caused widespread injuries.