Energy strikes hit Ukraine as steel production stalls
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The BBC reported that Russia launched what Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi called Ukraine’s largest attack on energy infrastructure since spring. Local authorities reported at least six deaths and 33 injuries nationwide, while power outages persisted. Russia’s Defence Ministry named Trypilska power station as a target, but Ukrainian officials had not confirmed that claim. [S4]
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Suspilne reported that Russian missiles and drones struck Kyiv and its region. A child was killed in Vyshhorod, and four men were injured in Brovary. The outlet said generating equipment at Trypilska Thermal Power Plant was damaged and specialists were assessing its condition and required repairs. [S5]
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The BBC reported that four waves of Russian missile strikes left Zaporizhstal shut indefinitely. Metinvest executive Oleksandr Myronenko said 17 missiles hit the plant, killing eight workers and injuring 31. A blast furnace was restarted but the site was struck again ten hours later, and whether production can resume remains uncertain. [S6]
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The BBC reported that Russia launched what Prime Minister Serhii Koretskyi called Ukraine’s largest attack on energy infrastructure since spring. Local authorities reported at least six deaths and 33 injuries nationwide, while power outages persisted. Russia’s Defence Ministry named Trypilska power station as a target, but Ukrainian officials had not confirmed that claim. [S4]
Suspilne reported that Russian missiles and drones struck Kyiv and its region. A child was killed in Vyshhorod, and four men were injured in Brovary. The outlet said generating equipment at Trypilska Thermal Power Plant was damaged and specialists were assessing its condition and required repairs. [S5]
The BBC reported that four waves of Russian missile strikes left Zaporizhstal shut indefinitely. Metinvest executive Oleksandr Myronenko said 17 missiles hit the plant, killing eight workers and injuring 31. A blast furnace was restarted but the site was struck again ten hours later, and whether production can resume remains uncertain. [S6]
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