Russia Strikes 10 Ukrainian Regions, Hits Five Major Energy Substations, PM Says
- Russian forces launched 36 ballistic missiles and 172 drones across Kyiv on Saturday, wounding nine people and damaging homes, commercial properties, and critical energy infrastructure.
- Moscow escalated these strikes to build pressure ahead of trilateral talks scheduled for Tuesday in Abu Dhabi, aiming to influence negotiations on ending the war.
- Strikes closed Kyiv's 816-meter-long Northern Bridge and triggered water and heating outages. In Komyshuvakha village, recovery efforts continued into their sixth day, with the death toll reaching 55.
- President Volodymyr Zelensky urged greater United States support, stating, "When Russia tries to plunge Kyiv — a city of millions — and the entire country into a blackout, Ukraine must not be left to face this alone."
- Russia's Ministry of Defense reported shooting down 411 Ukrainian drones overnight across 10 regions, while negotiators prepare for Tuesday's trilateral summit in Abu Dhabi aimed at ending the war.
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Russia once again bombed Ukraine with air strikes at night, according to Ukrainian figures, two people died. In addition, several substations were hit, in several regions the electricity went out.
On Tuesday, the Ukrainian electricity network operating company Ocrinergo announced a power outage in six regions as a result of Russian strikes targeting energy and infrastructure facilities.
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.
Russia pounds Ukraine's power grid as talks open in Abu Dhabi
Nov 10 - Russian forces struck 10 Ukrainian regions overnight in air attacks that targeted five major electrical substations, sparked widespread power outages and killed two people, officials said on Tuesday. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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