US EditionRussian attacks cut power, heating supply for tens of thousands in southern Ukraine
The attack involved about 36 missiles and 600 drones, cutting power to over 600,000 homes and killing three, amid ongoing diplomatic efforts to end the war.
- On Nov 29, a large Russian overnight attack killed three and wounded nearly 30, cutting power to more than 600,000 households including over 500,000 in Kyiv, Ukraine.
- As winter approaches, Russia has been ramping up strikes on civilian and energy infrastructure despite US-led diplomatic efforts, while Andrii Sybiha wrote Russia "continues to pursue its 'war plan' of two points: to kill and destroy" on Nov 29.
- Ukraine's air defences reported heavy interception activity as Russia launched around 36 missiles and nearly 600 drones, while loud explosions shook Kyiv early Saturday causing fires in residential buildings.
- DTEK Energy said it is doing `everything possible to restore power to all homes as soon as possible`, and by Saturday afternoon a majority of Ukrainian households had power restored; Ukraine struck two Russian oil tankers.
- As diplomats meet, Kyiv remained under attack while the Ukrainian delegation to the U.S. continued peace talks and U.S. envoys prepared to visit Moscow next week on a draft plan.
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Russian attacks cut power, heating supply for tens of thousands in southern Ukraine
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Russian attacks kill 3 in Ukraine, leave hundreds of thousands without power
Overnight Russian attacks killed three people and caused more than 600,000 residents in and around Ukraine to be without power on Saturday morning. Ukraine, in the same weekend, struck two Russian oil tankers, setting one on fire. Russian attacks Ukraine’s energy ministry said more than 500,000 of those who lost power were in the capital of Kyiv. DTEK Energy, the country's largest private energy firm, said it is doing “everything possible to re…
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Massive overnight Russian strikes kill 3 in Ukraine, leave 600,000 homes without power
Ukraine reported three deaths and nearly 30 injuries after a massive overnight Russian drone and missile barrage, which also knocked out power to more than 600,000 homes in the Kyiv region.
More than 600,000 Ukrainians were deprived of electricity after Russian strikes on Kiev and Kharkiv. ...
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