Deadly Russian attacks on Ukraine hit Kyiv power supply
Summary
Russian strikes killed four people in and around Kyiv and damaged the city’s energy infrastructure, cutting power to thousands of households. Authorities said the barrage hit residential buildings and businesses as Ukraine braces for colder months and renewed attacks on its power grid.
Key Points
- Russian missile and drone strikes on Kyiv and the surrounding region killed four people and caused widespread damage.
- Ukraine’s main energy provider DTEK said the grid was damaged, but power was quickly restored to 8,000 households.
- The attacks hit residential buildings and businesses, sparking fires and damaging property and cars.
- President Volodymyr Zelensky has renewed calls for more military support, including US-made interceptors, as winter approaches.
