Russian forces launched ballistic missiles and drones overnight, striking three energy facilities in Kyiv and Kyiv region, damaging electricity and heating supply infrastructure, while other missiles hit residential buildings. Fewer than 20 missiles were fired, and drones also targeted energy and industrial sites across other Ukrainian regions.
Russian forces conducted a combined missile and drone attack overnight targeting energy infrastructure in Kyiv and the surrounding region, according to monitoring reports. The assault, which began late in the evening, saw the majority of ballistic missiles directed at three energy facilities in the capital and Kyiv Oblast, damaging electricity and heating supply installations.
Preliminary assessments indicate that fewer than 20 missiles were launched in total, with some striking residential buildings in addition to the energy sites. Meanwhile, strike drones primarily targeted energy and industrial facilities in other Ukrainian regions, expanding the scope of the bombardment.
The attacks mark a continuation of Russia’s campaign against Ukraine’s critical infrastructure, aiming to disrupt power and heat supplies during the winter season. Ukrainian air defense units were engaged, though details on interceptions were not immediately available. Authorities are assessing the full extent of damage and restoring services where possible. No immediate casualties were reported from the energy facility strikes, but the hits on residential areas raise concerns for civilian safety.
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