Energy infrastructure facilities have been damaged in a number of regions of Ukraine, said Ukrainian Prime Minister Denis Shmygal.
“Energy infrastructure. Unfortunately, there is damage in a number of regions,” he wrote in his Telegram channel.
According to him, explosions were recorded in 15 regions of Ukraine. However, he did not specify the location of the damaged objects.
Shmygal also noted that the Ukrenergo company is introducing emergency power outages in order to stabilize the energy system.
At the moment, judging by the online map, the air raid warning continues to sound in all regions of Ukraine, except Odessa.
Earlier today, Poland, together with its allies, scrambled military aircraft. As stated in the operational command of the country's Armed Forces, this is due to the activity of Russian long-range aviation
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The situation in Ukraine's energy system after a series of explosions in a number of the country's cities is complicated, the consequences are being specified, Energy Minister German Galushchenko said.
ReplyDeleteRussian Ministry of Defense reports a massive strike on the infrastructure of Ukraine.
ReplyDeleteIt is specified that the strike took place this morning. The Russian armed forces used long-range, sea- and air-launched precision weapons, as well as attack drones.
The target of the strike was the enemy’s critical energy facilities, which ensured the functioning of the Ukrainian military-industrial complex.
The Russian defense ministry stressed that all designated targets were hit.
Russia had 11 TU-95 strategic bombers in the air and confirmed the launch of a number of missiles
ReplyDeleteThe Operational Command of the Polish armed forces said on X that Polish and allied aircraft had been activated after Russia launched the attack which also targeted regions in Ukraine’s west and near the Polish border.
ReplyDeleteRussia launched two waves of drone attacks earlier on Monday
ReplyDeleteA large-scale, long-range Russian air assault has reportedly been launched targeting industrial sites across Ukraine. Kiev has vowed to keep up strikes on Russia in response.
ReplyDeleteOn Sunday night, Kiev launched long-range attacks on the Russian cities of Saratov and Engels. In the former, drone fragments plunged into a high-rise building, Governor Roman Busargin reported. The incident left five people injured, including a woman said to be in a critical condition. A similar incident in Engels reportedly caused no casualties.
ReplyDeleteThe Polish Air Force said it was scrambling fighter jets in response to the military action in Western Ukraine and said it was “constantly monitoring the situation.”
ReplyDeleteThere is “a lot of damage” at energy facilities in Ukraine, and restoration work is now underway, President Vladimir Zelensky said. He called the attack on Ukrainian energy facilities “combined” and one of the largest during the conflict.
ReplyDeleteМинобороны России заявило, что массированный удар по украинской инфраструктуре сорвал перевозки боеприпасов и вооружения противника к линии боевого соприкосновения.
ReplyDeleteТакже российское оборонное ведомство отметило перебои в электроснабжении на территории Украины.
В результате массированного удара ВС РФ по объектам энергетической инфраструктуры Украины все назначенные цели поражены, сообщили в Министерстве обороны России.
ReplyDeleteВ военном ведомстве отметили, что после удара на Украине отмечаются перебои в электроснабжении, также сорваны поставки вооружения и боеприпасов на линию соприкосновения.
The Russian airstrike at Ukrainian energy facilities has revealed the absence of a complex air defense system in Ukraine, says Oleg Soskin, ex-advisor to former Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma.
ReplyDeleteAccording to Soskin, "a huge number of targets" were hit.
"Which leads us to a conclusion that Ukraine does not have a complex air defense system, nothing, the West will not give anything anymore," he said on a video, published on his YouTube channel.
He added that the Ukrainian air force commander, who is also responsible to air defenses, was "completely unprepared" for this strike.