Ukraine is implementing a new strategy targeting digital infrastructure in Russia, impacting not only the military but also civilian life. The attacks are focused on systems used widely by the Russian population, including payment systems, taxi applications, and digital key services. According to Jakob Hedenskog of the Swedish Institute of International Affairs, these effects are considered a byproduct of the operation. From Ukraine’s point of view, the disruption to everyday life in Russia is not viewed negatively. This approach represents a shift in tactics, extending the conflict into the digital realm and affecting a broader segment of the Russian population. The targeting of what is referred to as “Russia’s Google” demonstrates Ukraine’s intent to disrupt essential services. This strategy aims to increase pressure on Russia and its citizens.