US EditionRussia Pounds Ukrainian Energy in Diplomatic Snub, Zelenskyy Says
Russia used a US-backed moratorium to amass missiles, then launched 450 drones and over 70 ballistic missiles, disrupting heating for 270,000 in Kharkiv, officials said.
- The day after, Zelenskyy wrote `It was a deliberate attack against energy infrastructure, involving a record number of ballistic missiles`, accusing Russia of exploiting the truce to strike Ukraine.
- The Kremlin said the truce expired on February 1, yet Kyiv said it should last until this Friday after reporting a 24-hour pause on Monday.
- Ukrainian officials reported that Russia launched 450 drones and over 70 missiles, wounding at least 12 and hitting apartment blocks and energy infrastructure.
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Russian attacks on Ukraine cast doubt on peace talks
Another major Russian attack on Ukraine’s power grid suggested that renewed talks between Moscow, Kyiv, and Washington were unlikely to yield significant breakthroughs. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said the latest strikes — the largest of the winter so far and coming during a -20°C (-4°F) cold snap — showed that Russia does not “take diplomacy seriously,” and that his negotiators would shift their stance accordingly. The two sides rem…
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy accused Russia on Tuesday of exploiting a U.S.-backed energy truce to stockpile munitions, and using them to attack Ukraine with hundreds of drones and a record number of ballistic missiles a day before peace talks.
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