Ukraine’s power grid under ‘massive attack’ from Russia as frozen temperatures set in
Ukraine's KYIV Russia conducted a massive missile and drone attack on Ukraine's energy industry early Thursday, leaving over 700,000 homes and businesses without power throughout the icy country.
Late Wednesday night, air raid sirens started to sound and continued to do so for over nine hours. Along with strollers, pets, and whatever small blankets they could carry, people across sought shelter in bomb shelters, subway stations, and even their own restrooms while they waited out the bombardment.
Targeting the power grid coincides with the onset of cold weather, a strategy that Ukrainian officials and Western observers claim Russia intentionally uses. With fog in the air and snow already coating Kyiv's roofs, Thursday's temperature is predicted to remain below 35 degrees Fahrenheit.
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