Russian strikes on Ukraine’s Kharkiv result in twelve wounded and damaged energy infrastructure

Russian strikes on Ukraine’s Kharkiv result in twelve wounded and damaged energy infrastructure

On Sunday night, Russian airstrikes targeted the city of Kharkiv in northeast Ukraine, resulting in at least twelve people being injured and causing damage to the city’s energy infrastructure. Local officials and police confirmed the attacks that left a portion of the city without power.

These strikes come at a critical time as Ukrainian authorities brace themselves for an anticipated escalation in attacks on the country’s energy network in the lead-up to winter. This tactic has been employed by Moscow in previous years, causing disruptions to the supply of essential utilities to Ukrainian citizens.

The ongoing conflict between Ukraine and Russia continues to escalate, with both sides engaging in hostilities and causing harm to civilians and infrastructure. The situation in Kharkiv serves as a stark reminder of the devastating impact of war on innocent lives and critical services.

As the conflict unfolds, it is essential for international observers and diplomatic efforts to focus on de-escalating tensions and finding a peaceful resolution to the crisis. The people of Ukraine, particularly those in cities like Kharkiv, deserve to live in safety and security without the threat of violence and destruction looming over their heads.

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