Massive Russian Strikes Disrupt Ukraine's Energy Infrastructure, Highlighting Air Defense Needs

As parts of Ukraine face blackouts and damage from Russian missile attacks, calls intensify for more international support in bolstering air defenses.

Massive Russian strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure leave parts of the country without electricity, killing at least four people and hitting the country's largest dam.
Ukrainian President Zelensky emphasizes the need for more air defenses and criticizes the lack of political will among partners to provide sufficient systems.
The U.S. is urged to provide more air defenses to Ukraine as Russian strikes demonstrate the vulnerability of Ukrainian cities and energy facilities.
Ukraine's air force successfully downs 92 of 151 missiles and drones fired by Russia in the overnight attack, highlighting the ongoing air defense efforts.
Russian terror tactics target civilian infrastructure and residential areas, causing widespread damage and casualties across Ukraine.