Russia launches largest attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure since spring
Summary
Russia has launched its largest assault on Ukraine's energy infrastructure since spring, focusing primarily on Kyiv and its vicinity, resulting in at least six fatalities, including a child. Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Koretskyi noted that this marks the first mass attack of such magnitude since the last heating season, echoing a seasonal pattern where Russia has consistently targeted Ukraine's energy grid during winter months since its full-scale invasion in 2022. The strikes have disrupted power supplies, compelling authorities to advise residents to limit electricity usage amid ongoing shortages and widespread damage that affected not only energy facilities but also residential areas and other critical infrastructure across 11 regions of the country.