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Russian strikes leave 600,000 people without power in Ukraine

Ukraine’s president says Russian strikes hit critical infrastructure overnight, leaving about 600,000 people without electricity. Emergency services report that at least three people were killed.

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Russian strikes on Ukraine have left around 600,000 people without power after critical infrastructure was hit overnight, according to President Volodymyr Zelensky. The attacks also resulted in at least three deaths, emergency services said.

The disruption to electricity supplies follows reported damage to infrastructure described by the Ukrainian president as critical. The available information does not specify which facilities were affected or identify the areas experiencing power cuts.

Emergency services confirmed that at least three people were killed in the strikes. No further details about the victims or any other casualties were provided.

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The latest reported situation is that hundreds of thousands of people remain without electricity following the overnight attacks. Further information on restoration efforts and the full extent of the damage was not available in the supplied material.

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