Russia launches largest attack on Ukraine energy infrastructure since spring
Summary
Russia carried out a large-scale attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, mainly around Kyiv, causing deaths, injuries, and power outages. Ukrainian officials reported damage across 11 regions and urged residents to reduce electricity use due to lower supply.Key Facts
- The Russian attack focused on energy systems and critical infrastructure, including residential and public buildings.
- At least six people died and 33 were injured, including a child found under rubble in Kyiv.
- Power outages affected about 8,000 homes, mainly in Kyiv and nearby areas, with power restoration ongoing.
- Ukraine's largest power plant serving Kyiv, Trypilska, was reportedly targeted, though Ukrainian officials have not confirmed this.
- Ukraine has experienced similar energy attacks every winter since Russia launched a full invasion in 2022.
- Russian forces control roughly 20% of Ukraine's territory as of now.
- Ukrainian authorities advised people to avoid using heavy electrical appliances during daytime to manage limited power supply.
- Air raid alerts and explosions were reported in Kyiv, with smoke covering parts of the city after the strikes.
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