Summary
Russian missile and drone attacks have cut electricity for at least 600,000 people in Ukraine, hitting key energy facilities in Kyiv and Kharkiv. President Zelensky said Ukraine is open to stopping its own attacks on Russian energy sites if Russia agrees to a ceasefire, but Russia's officials have rejected this idea.Key Facts
- Over 600,000 Ukrainians lost power after overnight Russian strikes.
- The attacks targeted critical energy infrastructure in Kyiv, Kharkiv, and surrounding areas.
- At least three people died and 21 were injured in Kyiv during the strikes.
- Russia claims it hit Ukrainian military communications and energy sites.
- Ukraine reported that 39 Russian missiles and 128 drones were launched; most were shot down.
- Russian officials say Ukraine does not deserve a ceasefire because it would allow more Western weapons to arrive.
- President Trump stated on social media that an energy ceasefire between Russia and Ukraine was in effect.
- Russian President Putin began the full invasion of Ukraine in 2022, and Russia controls about 20% of Ukraine’s land.
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