Russian strikes hit key power plant in Kyiv, Zelensky says
Summary
Russian missile strikes hit a key power plant and a residential building in Kyiv, causing casualties and damage to energy infrastructure. Ukrainian President Zelensky criticized the lack of early warnings and called on the world, especially the United States, to recognize who is responsible for the ongoing war.Key Facts
- A major energy plant, CHPP-4, in Kyiv was hit by Russian ballistic missiles, disrupting heating and electricity supply.
- A residential building was also struck, resulting in one death and 13 injuries; four people are seriously injured.
- Kyiv has been attacked by missiles for two nights in a row.
- Ukrainian officials said they received no early warnings of the missile launches from their partners.
- President Trump said the US is helping Ukraine with intelligence and working for an end to the war.
- Russia and Ukraine previously announced a tentative energy ceasefire, but attacks have continued.
- Russia’s Foreign Minister criticized the ceasefire idea, claiming Europe would supply Ukraine with more weapons.
- CHPP-4 had been damaged before in February, causing widespread loss of heating and hot water in Kyiv.
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