Duma member Andrey Gurulyov said Kremlin forces should make it 'impossible to survive' for the people of Ukraine—'no heating, no water, no sewers, no lights.'
He went on to explain how Russia could cripple Ukraine, saying the military would not need to target traditional infrastructure like train stations.
"Data centers with servers control the railways and Ukraine's energy supply systems as well as banking systems and a mint that prints the money. "Carrying out strikes, appraising the situation, analysis of the affected targets, additional intelligence and more strikes, precisely and consistently disabling."
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