A Russian attack on Thursday night has left 51,800 households in the Odessa region in southern Ukraine without electricity, Ukrainian energy company DTEK reported, according to Reuters.
At the same time, a Russian attack on the city of Kherson, located in the region of the same name, has left 40,500 families and households without heat as of Thursday morning, according to Kherson region governor Oleksandr Prokudin.
- The exclusively civilian plant that supplied heat to the city's residents has suffered major damage. The plant's buildings and equipment have been damaged. Once again, terrorists are waging war against a civilian population, the governor wrote on the Telegram messaging service.
Kherson is on the front line. The city is a regular target of Russian attacks with missiles, drones and artillery.
Russian attacks in the Donetsk region have also left around 60,000 citizens without electricity, according to the Ukrainian Energy Ministry.
The Russian Defense Ministry confirms that its military has attacked transport networks and other infrastructure in Ukraine. This is reported by the state-run Russian news agency Tass.
Ukraine has also attacked Russia, according to the authorities in the Russian region of Belgorod.
From Wednesday morning to Thursday morning, 80 Ukrainian drones were allegedly sent into Belgorod, which borders Ukraine. One civilian has died, while several others have been injured.
Among the injured is a truck driver who was injured when his truck was attacked, writes Tass.
According to Russia, a large part of the drones were shot down. According to the Russian authorities, the attacks hit residential buildings, cars, a business and unspecified infrastructure.
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