Russian strikes disrupt water and power in Kyiv as rescuers still search for survivors in the south
Summary
Russian strikes on Kyiv caused hourslong power and water outages while rescuers in southern Ukraine searched for survivors after a deadly attack on a school and shelter in Zaporizhzhia region. Authorities say 37 people have been confirmed dead and dozens may still be trapped under rubble.
Key Points
- Overnight Russian attacks disrupted electricity and water supplies in Kyiv and surrounding regions before utilities later restored service.
- Rescuers in Komyshuvakha, Zaporizhzhia region, are still searching rubble after a strike on a school and shelter killed at least 37 people.
- Officials say around 38 people may still be trapped, while DNA testing is being used to identify some of the bodies.
- U.S., European and NATO officials are due to meet in Brussels to discuss post-war security and reconstruction for Ukraine.
