Russia strikes 10 Ukrainian regions, hits five major energy substations, PM says
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Russia has launched another attack on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, while Russian, Ukrainian and American negotiators began two days of talks in Abu Dhabi today to end the war. The post Russia hammers Ukrainian energy network appeared first on in.gr.
According to Ukrainian authorities, Russian airstrikes killed two people and caused extensive power outages.
Russian forces struck 10 Ukrainian regions overnight in attacks targeting five key power substations, killing two people and causing widespread power outages, officials said on Monday. Moscow’s latest strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure — part of a new campaign of air strikes as winter approaches — came as Russian, Ukrainian and American negotiators began two days of talks in Abu Dhabi on Monday. Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretsky s…
Russian attacks on 10 Ukrainian regions overnight caused two deaths and widespread power outages, hitting five key substations, as talks between Russia, Ukraine and the United States begin in Abu Dhabi.
Russian airstrikes on ten Ukrainian regions killed two people in the Winnytsia region during the night on Tuesday. Furthermore, according to the authorities, there were far-reaching power failures, as five substations important for the supra-regional power supply were hit. The attacks on the energy infrastructure coincide with the start of new peace talks in Abu Dhabi. Also Ukrainian attacks are increasing in Russia's refineries.
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