Russian terrorists are attempting to destroy Ukraine's energy infrastructure facilities, according to the Office of the President (OP).
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Missile hits across Ukraine kill civilians and cut electricity
Multiple missile hits across Ukraine. Kyiv too. Civilians died. Critical infrastructure hit. Electricity off in multiple cities, including parts of Kyiv. Thank god our students have been in shelter.
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Russian strike on Kyiv kills one, injures one, damages building
Authorities: At least one person killed by Russian attack on Kyiv. The Kyiv city military government said that another person had been injured. The attack damaged a 2-story building, according to the government.
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Lviv mayor announces city-wide power outages
Lviv mayor: Power outages in all of the city
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Russian attack on Kyiv injures at least one person
Authorities: At least one person injured by Russian attack on Kyiv. The information was provided by the Kyiv city military government.
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Vyshhorod building hit by shelling
A residential building in Vyshhorod, a suburb of Kyiv, was struck by shelling. Rescue services are now on-site. No casualties have been reported so far. We need modern air defense systems and fighter jets.
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Russian soldiers denied food, medical care until returning to front lines
1/ Soldiers of the Russian 55th Motorized Rifle Brigade are being denied food or medical attention for illness and injuries until they agree to go back to the front line near Svatove, according to the independent Russian news outlet Sota.
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55th MRB’s problems, heavy casualties, and retreat after October fighting
2/ The problems of the 55th MRB have previously been reported on (see below). After suffering heavy casualties in October, the men retreated from the front line, likely going back to Svatove.
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Rocket strike on Kyiv region
A rocket attack on Kyiv region. In one district of the oblast, a hit to a high-rise building was recorded. A fire has started. The police are working at the scene, helping to overcome the consequences of the enemy shelling. – Andriy Nebytov, head of Kyiv region police
