(Dan Tri) – Ukrainian intelligence officials warned that Kiev will continue to attack targets on Russian territory, despite Moscow’s warnings.

A photo shared on the Telegram channel of the Governor of Russia’s Leningrad region shows a fire at a Russian natural gas production facility in January (Photo: Telegram).

Kyrylo Budanov, the head of Ukraine’s defense intelligence agency, said in an interview this week that drone attacks on Russian territory are `quite possible.`

`In theory, a plan has been laid out to do all of this. And I believe this plan includes (attacking) all of the country’s critical infrastructure and military infrastructure.`

Over the past few weeks, Ukraine is said to have repeatedly targeted oil and gas infrastructure in Russia with small, cheap drones that can bypass Russia’s air defense system.

In the interview, Mr. Budanov did not publicly accept Ukraine’s responsibility for drone attacks on Russian territory.

However, Mr. Budanov said the attacks on Russian territory mean the country’s people are finally `seeing the real picture` and that is beneficial for Ukraine.

`They saw burned oil depots, destroyed buildings in factories and plants… It was all beneficial (to Ukraine),` the Ukrainian intelligence official said.

According to Business Insider, the attacks against targets in Russia appear to have used older Soviet-era weapons or drones that Ukraine was able to acquire without Western help.

Ukraine’s allies also say they do not want the weapons they supply to Kiev to be used to attack targets on Russian territory.

Ukraine is focusing on producing more domestic weapons, including missiles that can hit targets nearly 1,500km away within Russian territory.

Experts say that disrupting the supply network, `which serves as the lifeblood of the body`, is part of Ukraine’s broader strategy to make it difficult for Russia on the battlefield.

Secretary of the National Defense and Security Council of Ukraine Oleksii Danilov also recently admitted that the situation on the battlefield is currently very difficult for the Ukrainian army in the context of slowing aid from the West.

When asked how Ukraine will do when aid from the West stagnates, Mr. Danilov said Ukraine will continue its attacks on Russian territory.

`Damage to railways, oil depots, gas depots, other infrastructure of importance to the Russian military. These oil depots are used to refuel and store gasoline for the Russian military.

Mr. Danilov emphasized: `Such attacks will continue. There will be more such attacks. We will not stop until we regain all territory, until the enemy

According to Mr. Danilov, the damage caused by Ukraine on Russian territory, in Petersburg, in Kursk, in Voronezh, Belgorod, Moscow, Smolensk or other territories are all military facilities attacked with weapons by

`We will do everything we can to make those attacks as impactful as possible, so they can feel what war is like. War is not only fought on our territory,