Putin Warns of Bigger Attacks on Kyiv

Russian President Vladimir Putin has promised new attacks on Kyiv, the capital of Ukraine, calling them "much more destructive".

He said the attacks would be a form of retaliation, meaning Russia is responding to actions taken against it.

The war between Russia and Ukraine has continued for a long time, with both sides carrying out regular strikes.

Meanwhile, Ukraine has carried out its own attacks inside Russian territory, targeting oil refineries.

A refinery is a large facility where crude oil is processed into fuel and other products.

One author, Marie-La, commented on the effect of these Ukrainian strikes on Russia's economy.

She said that hitting Russian refineries and e-commerce could cause a large part of the Russian economy to collapse.

E-commerce refers to buying and selling goods over the internet, which has become an important part of many economies.

To collapse means to suddenly fail or fall apart, and the comment suggests these strikes could seriously damage Russia's financial system.

The situation remains tense, as both countries continue military actions against each other.

Putin's statement suggests that Russia may increase the scale or force of its attacks on Ukraine's capital in the near future.

No further details were given about when these new attacks might take place.

The conflict, which has lasted for years, continues to affect both military and economic conditions in the region.

International observers continue to watch how both sides respond to these developments.