Russia ends 'week-long pause' with major attack on Ukraine energy sites
Summary
Russia has resumed large-scale airstrikes on Ukraine, particularly targeting energy facilities in Kyiv and other areas. These attacks occurred despite a brief pause in hostilities, leaving many Ukrainians without heat as temperatures dropped significantly.Key Facts
- Russia launched a significant air assault on Ukraine, focusing on energy infrastructure.
- Over 1,000 buildings in Kyiv lost heating due to the strikes.
- President Zelensky reported that more than 70 missiles and 450 drones were used in the attack.
- The strike followed the end of an "energy truce" which was previously brokered by President Trump and Russian President Putin.
- The attack coincided with a visit from NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte to Kyiv.
- Ukraine's air defenses intercepted only 38 of the launched missiles.
- The ongoing power outages have led people to shelter in metro stations to stay warm.
- Repairs are challenging due to repeated attacks, leaving residents without heat or electricity.
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