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Missile Strikes Trigger Energy Chaos in Belgorod
Missile strikes damaged a thermal power plant and oil depots in Belgorod, causing outages for 50,000 residents, with half expected to regain power by day’s end, officials said.
- On Feb 27, Ukrainian missiles struck Belgorod, seriously damaging energy installations, while Russian officials said strikes hit a thermal power station in Belgorod Oblast and an oil depot in Russian-occupied Luhansk overnight.
- Ukraine regularly strikes military infrastructure deep inside Russia to diminish Moscow's fighting power, and Kyiv views oil facilities as legitimate military targets because they fund Russia's war.
- Local channels and residents posted night footage showing neighborhoods in darkness and explosions, while Vyacheslav Gladkov wrote `Serious damage has occurred with energy infrastructure` causing outages and supply failures.
- Belgorod experienced the second attack in five days, and Gladkov said damage would be assessed at first light.
- Verification remains limited as the Kyiv Independent said it could not verify the claims and Ukrainian officials gave no comment, while Belgorod has been struck repeatedly in recent weeks.
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50,000 Without Power After Ukrainian Strike on Russia's Belgorod
·Washington, United States
Read Full ArticleResidents of this eponymous capital of the Russian oblast were deprived of electricity on Friday morning, due to the "massive" bombings of the day before and at night, said Viacheslav Gladkov, governor of the border region of Ukraine.
·Paris, France
Read Full ArticleNearly 60,000 Belgorod residents were left without electricity after a massive Ukrainian rocket attack.
The city was left without light, heat and water.
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The Independent (US)
Ukraine war latest: Missiles pound energy infrastructure in Russia’s Belgorod
It was the second Ukrainian attack on Belgorod and its surrounding area in five days
·London, United Kingdom
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Total News Sources22
Leaning Left7Leaning Right5Center4Last UpdatedBias Distribution44% Left
Bias Distribution
- 44% of the sources lean Left
44% Left
L 44%
C 25%
R 31%
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