(LONDON) – Ukraine’s escalating campaign against Russian oil infrastructure could inflict significant long term damage on the Kremlin’s war effort, according to George Barros of the Institute for the Study of War. Speaking on Times Radio’s Frontline programme, Barros said global oil price fluctuations have recently benefited Russia, but warned that Ukrainian strikes targeting production and logistics are steadily eroding that advantage. “The prices of international oil went up a lot which helped the Russians. The Ukrainians are simultaneously degrading the capability to an extent which is difficult to quantify exactly,” he said. “So it is sort of like big…
