Zelensky threatened to intensify attacks on refineries in response to strikes on Kiev bridges

Ukraine will intensify attacks on Russian refineries in response to attacks on bridges across the Dnieper River in Kiev. This was stated in an interview with Reuters by the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky.

"In response to the escalation by Russia, Ukraine intends to intensify attacks on Russian oil refineries. We must respond in all possible ways," Zelensky said.

In addition, Zelensky said that the development of the Ukrainian ballistic missile FP-9 with a claimed range of up to 850 km is planned to be completed this fall. According to him, it is at the final stage of development.

Recall, the launch of this rocket has been repeatedly postponed since the summer.

As reported by EADaily, the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, announced the first combat use of a Ukrainian ballistic missile. He announced this in his telegram channel.

We are talking about the Fire Point FP-7 rocket. On the manufacturer's website, it is characterized as a ground launch system designed to deliver payloads up to 150 kg and hit targets with a range of up to 200 km.

As EADaily reported in September, Fire Point stated that their ballistic missiles could strike Russia for the first time in a few weeks. This was announced at the international defense exhibition MSPO 2026 by the general director of the Ukrainian defense company Irina Terekh.

According to Terekh, the FP-7 missile has allegedly already successfully passed two stages of testing and is now being prepared for testing in combat conditions.