Russia Strikes Ukrainian Energy Infrastructure
In a recent air strike, Russia targeted energy infrastructure in the western Lviv region and other parts of Ukraine, according to the local mayor. Emergency shutdowns have been implemented in six regions, although Lviv is currently not affected.
Russia launched a new air strike targeting energy infrastructure in the western Lviv region, Ukrainian officials revealed on Wednesday.
Andriy Sadovyi, the mayor of Lviv, used social media to inform about the attack on energy facilities in their region and across Ukraine.
The strike prompted emergency shutdowns in six regions, though Lviv has not been affected yet, Sadovyi added.
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