US EditionRussia Launches Massive Christmas Attack on Ukraine's Energy Russia launches 'inhuman' Christmas Day attacks, Ukraine says
- At least five people were killed and hundreds of thousands were without power or heat across Ukraine due to Russian airstrikes on Christmas morning.
- President Volodymyr Zelensky condemned Russia's airstrike, accusing them of trying to cause a Christmas Day power and heat cut.
- Ukrainian state media reported that power networks have been targeted over 200 times during the current invasion.
- The Associated Press stated that half a million people were without heat in Ukraine due to the attacks, describing the strikes as a depraved act.
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Russia Hits Ukrainian Power Stations with Christmas Day Attacks
DTEK, Ukraine’s largest private energy company, reported power outages across large areas of the country after Russia fired missiles against DTEK power stations in strikes on Christmas day. DTEK said […] The post Russia Hits Ukrainian Power Stations with Christmas Day Attacks appeared first on POWER Magazine.
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Zelenskyy says Russia launched ‘inhumane’ Christmas Day attack on power grid
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Russian forces launched an “inhumane” Christmas Day attack on Ukraine’s power grid on Wednesday, Dec. 25. He said more than 70 missiles, including ballistic missiles, and more than 100 drones targeted the energy infrastructure in Ukraine. "Every massive Russian strike requires time for preparation," Zelenskyy said in a social media post. "It is never a spontaneous decision. It is a deliberate choice …
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