Among those who came under fire were: Odessa, Dnieper and towns in the Lviv Oblast, including: thermal power plant in the town of Burshtyn in the Ivano-Frankivsk region.
Meanwhile, the website “Ukraińska Pravda” reports that A 68-year-old woman was killed in Russian attacks on the Sumy Oblast. Her family – her 42-year-old son, her 40-year-old daughter-in-law and their two sons, aged 7 and 15, were injured. Two of the family's neighbors – a woman and a man – were also injured.
Serious damage to power facilities
Private energy operator DTEK reported “extremely serious” damage to its facilities in Odessa. “The damage is extremely serious. Renovation will take a long time to get the damaged equipment back into operation,” the company admitted.
In the eastern city of Dnieper, a private enterprise, administrative buildings and cars were damaged. Damage was also reported in Kryvyi Rih in central Ukraine.
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In Bursztyn in the west of the country, where there is a heat and power plant important for the Ukrainian system, After Russian attacks, residents' homes were cut off from heating and hot water supplies — reported the RBK-Ukraina portal.
After the attacks, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, Andriy Sybiha, spoke out. “The extent to which Russia ignores peace efforts: massive missile and drone attack on Ukraine just before the next round of talks in Geneva. Main targets – energy and civilian infrastructure. Moscow only understands the language of pressure. It will not take diplomacy seriously if it is not backed by force. New sanctions packages are crucial. Shadow fleet blockade. Prohibition of maritime services. Entry ban for participants of Russian aggression. Only our unity and strength will put an end to this war,” we read on the X website.
