At least six people have been killed and 33 injured in overnight attacks across Ukraine, local authorities said, in what has been described as Russia’s largest assault on the country’s energy infrastructure since spring.
The attacks took place overnight and affected areas across the country. Ukraine’s energy infrastructure was the main focus of the strikes, although the supplied information does not specify which facilities or regions were hit.
The reported casualties include six fatalities and 33 injuries. Local authorities provided the figures, but no further details were available about the identities of those affected or the extent of damage caused.
The assault represents the largest reported attack on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure since the spring. The latest known situation remains based on the initial reports from local authorities, with further information on damage and disruption yet to be provided.
