Russia Launches Overnight Attack on Ukraine's Energy Infrastructure

Russia targeted energy infrastructure in northern Ukraine with missiles and drones, causing significant fires and chlorine leaks. Ukrainian forces intercepted most of the drones and missiles. Blackouts and damaged facilities continue to stress Ukraine's power supply. Kyiv remains resolute as both sides target military-critical areas.

Russia targeted energy infrastructure in northern Ukraine with an overnight missile and drone attack, causing significant fires and elevated chlorine levels, Ukrainian officials reported on Tuesday.

Ukraine's air force intercepted three ballistic missiles and 25 of 26 drones fired at nine regions. A key energy facility in Sumy was hit, leading to blackouts for over 18,500 consumers.

Energy workers are repairing the damage. Despite help from the EU, power shortages persist. Attacks also occurred in Ternopil, escalating air chlorine levels. Efforts to extinguish fires continue, with Kyiv remaining resilient amid ongoing conflict.