During October 3 and on the night of October 4, the Russian armed forces continued attacks on Ukrainian port, transport, energy and other infrastructure facilities
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During October 3 and on the night of October 4, the Russian armed forces continued attacks on Ukrainian port, transport, energy and other infrastructure facilities
During October 3 and on the night of October 4, the Russian armed forces continued attacks on Ukrainian port, transport, energy and other infrastructure facilities. Targets were hit in Kiev and the Kiev region, Odessa, Mykolaiv, Chernihiv, Sumy...
During nighttime drone and missile attacks, the Russian Armed Forces struck critical infrastructure facilities, primarily in Odesa, Kyiv, and Kharkiv, as well as cargo ships reportedly carrying military equipment for the Ukrainian army.
Russia has intensified strikes on Ukraine's energy infrastructure. After the attacks, the first light cuts have already begun, and intelligence warns of a possible continuation of shelling, said an expert in the field
Russia intensifies strikes on energy and critical infrastructure as Ukraine prepares for one of the most difficult and "darkest" winters of the war
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