US EditionOver 100,000 Houses without Power After Attack on Ukraine
Nearly 100 drones struck energy and gas infrastructure, causing power outages for over 100,000 homes and damaging civilian sites, continuing a pattern of attacks before winter.
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More than 100,000 residents of Ukraine have remained unaccustomed after new Russian drone attacks on energy infrastructure. Zelenski calls for more international pressure on Moscow, warning that schools and residential buildings are also affected. The wars are intensified in the east of the country, while the diplomatic initiatives led by Trump for a Putin–Zelenski summit are in progress. Russia has launched new drone attacks on Ukraine's energy…
Three people were killed in Russian attacks on Ukraine today. Energy infrastructure was targeted in six Ukrainian regions, with Kiev saying more than 100,000 households were left without electricity, the French news agency AFP reported.
Ukrainian emergency services are already working to restore power supplies, while the Energy Ministry called the attacks a continuation of Russia's deliberate policy ahead of the heating season.
According to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, a Russian airstrike has left more than 100,000 people in Ukraine without power. He says the attack demonstrates that Russia is continuing its attacks despite international pressure to end the conflict.
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