Summary
Russia attacked Ukraine's power grid, focusing on energy facilities during the colder seasons. Ukrainian and Russian forces have both targeted energy infrastructures as part of their ongoing conflict. The strikes have caused infrastructure damage and injuries.
Key Facts
- Russia attacked several of Ukraine's energy facilities, including areas in Donetsk, Odesa, and Chernihiv.
- These attacks come as winter approaches, worsening the impact on energy supplies due to cold temperatures.
- The Russian Defense Ministry confirmed targeting Ukraine's fuel and energy infrastructure.
- Ukrainian President Zelensky reported that Russia launched drones, missiles, and bombs in the past week.
- Strikes in Kyiv caused blackouts and injured at least 20 people.
- Ukraine has also targeted Russian energy facilities, including oil refineries.
- The Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant faced a week-long power outage, raising safety concerns.
- The European Commission aims to reduce reliance on Russian energy due to security risks.
