Russian Strikes Target Ukrainian Energy Facilities
Russian forces attacked energy infrastructure in four Ukrainian regions within the past 24 hours, according to Ukraine's energy ministry. The assaults temporarily disrupted high-voltage lines in Poltava region and power substations in Kharkiv region, as reported on the Telegram messaging app.
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Russian forces have mounted assaults on energy infrastructure across four Ukrainian regions over the past 24 hours, as confirmed by Ukraine's energy ministry on Wednesday.
A statement released on the Telegram messaging app by the ministry detailed that the attacks led to temporary disruptions of high-voltage lines in Poltava region and affected power substations in Kharkiv region.
The extent of the damages remains unclear as authorities work to restore the impacted services.
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