US EditionRussia Launches a Large Attack on Ukraine's Energy Sector, Causing Deaths and Damaging Electricity and Gas Production.
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Russia launches a large attack on Ukraine's energy sector, causing deaths and damaging electricity and gas production.
Russia launched multiple drone and missile strikes on Ukraine as the latest peace efforts from US President Donald Trump seem to be failing. During the night and morning of October 22, Ukraine shot down more than half of the 28 missiles fired by Russia, as well as 333 out of the 405 drones used in the barrage, as reported by the country’s air force command. Russian forces primarily concentrated their strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, c…
According to the Ukrainian president, Russia is carrying out the world's largest terrorist attack on Ukraine's energy industry.
The future Putin-Trump summit: Russia is moving away from the prospect of a rapid realization "Neither President [Russian, Vladimir] Putin, nor President [American, Donald] Trump, have announced a precise deadline," the Kremlin spokesman, Dmitri Peskov, told the press about a meeting between the two leaders. "The American side, as the Russian side said it might take time," Peskov recalled, stressing the need for "serious preparations".
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