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Russia Batters Ukraine’s Power Grid as Kyiv, Washington Weigh Tomahawks and Deeper Support

A Financial Times report indicates U.S. intelligence has enabled Ukrainian long‑range strikes, with the Kremlin calling potential Tomahawks a dangerous escalation.

Overview

  • Russian drone and missile attacks over the past day struck energy facilities in multiple regions, killing at least four and injuring at least 18 as outages hit areas including Odesa and Kyiv region.
  • Zelensky said a call with President Trump was “very positive and productive,” noting discussions on strengthening air defenses and referencing ongoing work on concrete agreements.
  • Sources told Axios the leaders also discussed possible Tomahawk transfers, and Trump has said he has “sort of made a decision,” though no final approval has been announced.
  • The Financial Times, cited by Reuters and others, reported the U.S. has for months provided intelligence that helps Ukraine plan and execute long‑range strikes on Russian energy assets such as oil refineries.
  • Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov warned that Tomahawk deliveries would mark a major escalation, while Ukrainian officials expect a senior delegation in Washington next week to advance security and sanctions talks.