Two large cities without power, problems with electricity supply in part of Ukraine, problems with water supply, an attack on a huge dam that could flood the city, destroyed houses, civilians killed. Is this still not enough to help Ukraine and give more weapons?
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Dnipro HPP dam hit by Russians; power and role
The Dnipro HPP, hit by the Russians today, is Ukraine's most powerful hydropower plant (1,569 MW). It started operating in 1932. The station is part of the country's integrated energy system and serves as a "peak regulator". It provides more than 10% of the daily electricity
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Russia accused of escalating war and destroying Ukrainian cities
It is Russia which is escalating. It started the war. It destroyed Mariupol. It destroyed Kakhovka dam. It destroyed Bakhmut. It destroyed Avdiivka.
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Russia to strike Ukraine’s infrastructure until ammo runs out
Russia will continue targeting Ukraine's critical infrastructure until its missiles and aircraft are exhausted, according to British intelligence.
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Death toll from Russian attack in Zaporizhzhia rises to three
Death toll from Russian attack in #Zaporizhzhia rises to three people, the Regional Military Administration reported. : Zaporizhzhia RMA
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Ukraine could quickly drop its war-sponsors blacklist
Ukraine could dismantle within days its 'sponsors of war' blacklist, central to Kyiv's campaign to expose companies doing business with Russia, after a backlash from countries including China and France, Reuters reported.
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Classes for advanced training courses on public information and media
Representatives of the Public Relations Department of the Armed Forces of Ukraine conducted classes with students of advanced training courses on public information and media interaction. More details: https://facebook.com/share/p/P2DTCNzKG7Rg1er6/ …
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Russian attack disrupts Zaporizhzhia NPP power restored
Energy workers have restored the power line to the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (ZNPP), which was damaged during a massive Russian missile strike, according to Energoatom.
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Russian missiles damage Ukraine’s Dnipro HPP
The Dnipro Hydroelectric Power Plant in Zaporizhzhia, Ukraine, was hit by Russian missiles, damaging both HPP-1 and HPP-2. Ukrhydroenergo's CEO noted HPP-2's critical damage, HPP-1's offline status, and challenges for restoration, with no dam breach risk.
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2 killed, 8 wounded in Russian shelling in Khmelnytskyi
In the city of Khmelnytskyi, two people were killed and at least eight were wounded in Russian shelling on the morning of March 22. Rescuers are searching for others under the rubble.