Ukraine vows to retaliate after Russian attacks on power sector
Summary
Russian drone attacks on Ukraine's power facilities left nearly 60,000 customers without electricity, with President Zelenskiy promising retaliatory strikes against Russia.
Key Points
- Russian drone attacks damaged power facilities in northern and southern Ukraine, leaving nearly 60,000 customers without electricity.
- President Volodymyr Zelenskiy vowed to retaliate with deep strikes inside Russia after meeting Ukraine’s top general.
- The Ukrainian military stated Russia attacked with 142 drones, shooting down most but hitting 10 locations.
- Pope Leo called for a ceasefire and negotiations, while the Kremlin criticized European powers for hindering peace efforts.
- The US special envoy said Russian attacks undermined US efforts to end the war.
