On Monday, at the start of the new week, Russia again fired missiles at numerous cities in Ukraine. There was an air raid siren in large parts of the country and the Ukrainian anti-aircraft defense system was active there, according to authorities. Explosions were also heard in the capital Kiev, Kharkiv and Zaporizhzhya. Authorities called on people to get to safety in bunkers and other rooms. There were reports of power outages.
The Russian war of aggression against the neighboring country has already lasted 250 days this Monday. According to the first official information, Russian troops carried out dozens of rocket attacks during the morning rush hour, just like on Mondays. There were always dead and wounded. Nothing was known about new victims in the morning. Russia had stated that it mainly focused on the energy infrastructure of the neighboring country.
Ukraine speaks of “energy terror” with the aim of plunging people into darkness, cold and fear, forcing them to flee to the EU.
Russia continues its attacks on civilian infrastructure, the head of Ukraine’s presidential office, Andriy Yermak, said in his blog on the news channel Telegram. “We persist. And that shame will cost generations of Russians dearly,” he announced. At the same time, he called from the West for more weapons and new sanctions against Russia.
Source: Krone
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