Russia Strikes Ukraine's Energy Infrastructure
Russia has launched attacks on energy facilities in both northern and southern Ukraine. The national grid operator, Ukrenergo, confirmed these incidents, noting that Russian drones caused temporary power outages in the Chernihiv region. The attacks aim to destabilize Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
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Russia has mounted assaults targeting energy installations across Ukraine's northern and southern regions, according to national grid operator Ukrenergo's statement on Wednesday.
An energy facility in the southern region suffered an attack early in the morning, as disclosed by Ukrenergo through the Telegram messaging app.
In the north, Russian drones attacked another energy facility overnight, resulting in temporary power outages affecting parts of the Chernihiv region, as per the statement.
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