Summary
Poland sent fighter jets after Russia launched missile and drone attacks on Ukrainian cities close to Poland, including Lviv. The attacks caused power outages and casualties in Ukraine, while air defense systems were activated in response. Russia has increased its focus on Ukraine's energy systems, along with broader military actions.
Key Facts
- Poland sent fighter jets after Russian attacks near its border with Ukraine.
- Two people died, and two were injured in Lviv, Ukraine, from the attacks.
- Russia also targeted a power plant in Zaporizhzhia, killing one person and causing a power outage for over 73,000 people.
- Ukraine was under air raid alerts due to ongoing missile and drone threats.
- Russia controls parts of Ukraine, including the Donbas region and Crimea.
- Ukraine's air defense systems were heavily engaged during the attacks.
- Lithuania briefly closed its airspace due to unidentified objects.
- The U.S. has expressed support for Ukraine possibly launching strikes within Russian territories.
