Russia Targets Ukrainian Energy Infrastructure in Latest Missile Strikes

Overnight attacks hit multiple regions, damaging power and gas facilities, as Ukraine works to restore critical services.

Russian missile and drone strikes targeted energy infrastructure across Ukraine, including power and gas facilities in several regions.
The eastern city of Kharkiv reported at least five injuries and significant damage to an infrastructure site and a nearby residential building.
Rescue efforts are ongoing in Kharkiv, where six people have been saved from the rubble of the damaged residential building.
The western region of Ternopil experienced disruptions to its gas supply after a missile strike, though no casualties were reported there.
Ukraine's energy minister confirmed that more than half of the country's electricity generation capacity has been destroyed since the start of the war over three years ago.