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Russian strikes cut power and heat to thousands in Ukraine

Russia has launched a large overnight barrage of drones and missiles on Ukraine, knocking out power, heat and water for tens of thousands of people in several major cities. Officials said the latest wave is part of an intensified winter campaign targeting the country’s energy infrastructure.​ In Kyiv, Mayor Vitali Klitschko said around 3,500 apartment buildings were left without heating after critical facilities were hit. More than 100,000 families also lost electricity, with private energy firm DTEK confirming that one of its thermal power plants was struck. Two people were injured in the capital and a residential building was damaged.​ Ukraine’s air force reported that Russia fired 24 ballistic missiles, one cruise missile and 219 drones during the attack. Air defences shot down or neutralised 16 missiles and 197 drones, but several still reached their targets, causing widespread outages.​ The […]

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US targets June deadline to end Ukraine war

Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky has said the United States is seeking to bring the war with Russia to an end by June, revealing that Washington has invited both Kyiv and Moscow to participate in talks on US soil next week. According to Zelensky, the proposal marks the first time the US has suggested direct negotiations between Ukrainian and Russian delegations in America. The talks are expected to take place in Miami, and Ukraine has already agreed to attend. At the time of reporting, neither Washington nor Moscow had publicly commented on the proposal. Since returning to office more than a year ago, US President Donald Trump has repeatedly expressed his desire to end the conflict. Zelensky’s remarks come as diplomatic efforts continue alongside ongoing fighting on the ground. The Ukrainian leader was speaking after the conclusion of a second round […]

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Russia batters Ukraine’s power grid with drones and missiles ahead of peace talks

Russia has launched one of its heaviest winter barrages on Ukraine’s energy system, firing around 450 drones and more than 70 missiles across eight regions and knocking out heating for hundreds of thousands of people in sub‑zero temperatures. The overnight strikes hit Kyiv and Kharkiv particularly hard, damaging power and heating infrastructure as well as several apartment blocks, a kindergarten building and other civilian sites. In the capital, authorities said about 1,170 apartment buildings were left without heating, while an air raid alert lasted more than five hours. Energy Minister Denys Shmyhal said facilities that heat water for homes were among the targets, leaving “hundreds of thousands of families, including children” without warmth as temperatures plunged to around minus 20 to minus 25 degrees Celsius. In Kharkiv, Mayor Ihor Terekhov reported that over 800 buildings lost heat after water had […]

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Trump says Putin agreed to pause Kyiv strikes during extreme cold

United States President Donald Trump says Russian leader Vladimir Putin has agreed to his personal request to pause missile strikes on Kyiv and other Ukrainian cities during an extreme cold spell. Russia’s recent attacks on Ukraine’s power infrastructure have left millions facing blackouts, heating shortages and water cuts as temperatures plunge, creating a new humanitarian emergency across the country. Trump told a cabinet meeting that he asked Putin not to fire on Kyiv and surrounding towns for a week because of the “extraordinary” cold. He claimed Putin accepted the request, describing the response as “very nice” and saying people had warned him the call would be a waste of time. Trump did not say exactly when the conversation took place or when the pause in strikes would begin. The Kremlin has not confirmed any such truce. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, […]

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Russian strike leaves 1,700 Kyiv buildings without heating – mayor

About 1,700 apartment blocks and public buildings in Kyiv remain without heating two days after a major Russian missile strike hit the Ukrainian capital’s energy system, Mayor Vitali Klitschko has said. The attack on Thursday damaged critical infrastructure and left hundreds of thousands temporarily without heat in the middle of winter.​ Speaking on Saturday, Klitschko said city authorities had restored supply to a large part of Kyiv, but roughly 30 percent of buildings connected to the central heating network were still offline. Emergency teams are working around the clock to repair boiler houses and pipelines, with priority given to hospitals, schools and homes.​ Ukraine’s national grid operator Ukrenergo said power cuts and rolling outages continue in several regions after the latest wave of strikes on energy facilities. The government has urged residents to save electricity where possible and is deploying […]

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Russia hits Ukraine with Oreshnik missile

Russia has used its Oreshnik ballistic missile in a large overnight attack on Ukraine, killing at least four people and injuring 25 in Kyiv, as explosions echoed across the capital for several hours on Thursday night. The strikes lit up the sky and caused widespread damage to homes and infrastructure. This was only the second confirmed use of the Oreshnik, a weapon first deployed in November 2024 against the central Ukrainian city of Dnipro. Moscow said the latest barrage was retaliation for an alleged Ukrainian drone attack on President Vladimir Putin’s residence in late December, a claim Ukraine has denied and which Western officials have questioned. Although Russia did not specify the exact target of the Oreshnik missile, social media footage late Thursday showed multiple blasts near the western city of Lviv. Ukrainian authorities later confirmed that a ballistic missile […]

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Over 600,000 left without power after Russian strikes hit Kyiv region

More than 600,000 people in the Kyiv region are without electricity after overnight Russian missile and drone strikes hit energy infrastructure, Ukrainian officials say. The latest barrage targeted power facilities around the capital, causing widespread outages and renewed disruption as winter sets in.​ Regional authorities said repair crews were working to restore supplies but warned that some districts could face prolonged cuts due to the scale of the damage. Images from affected areas showed darkened apartment blocks and residents relying on torches and generators as emergency teams assessed the impact.​ Ukraine’s air force reported intercepting several incoming missiles and drones, but acknowledged that some projectiles got through and struck critical infrastructure. The attack is part of a broader Russian campaign that has repeatedly targeted Ukraine’s power grid in an apparent attempt to weaken civilian resilience and pressure Kyiv’s leadership.​

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Five Dead, Thousands Without Power as Russia Launches Massive Missile and Drone Attack on Ukraine

ive people have been killed and tens of thousands left without power in Ukraine following a night of intense Russian missile and drone attacks, President Volodymyr Zelensky confirmed. Ukraine’s neighbour Poland scrambled fighter jets to secure its airspace, while NATO aircraft were also deployed amid heightened regional tensions. The western city of Lviv was one of the hardest hit. Regional governor Maksym Kozytskyi reported four deaths and several injuries after missiles struck residential areas. Another person was killed in Zaporizhzhia, where officials said a power plant was hit, leaving more than 73,000 residents without electricity. In a national address, Zelensky said Russia launched over 50 missiles and around 500 attack drones, targeting multiple regions including Ivano-Frankivsk, Chernihiv, Sumy, Kharkiv, Kherson, Odesa, Kirovohrad, Lviv, and Zaporizhzhia. “We need more protection and faster implementation of all defence agreements, especially on air defence, […]

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La Russie et le Togo renforcent leur coopération militaire au milieu des recompositions géopolitiques dans le Sahel

Le Togo approfondit ses liens de défense avec la Russie, alors que Moscou franchit une étape décisive vers la formalisation d’un accord de coopération militaire. Le 22 juillet, la commission législative de la Douma russe a approuvé un projet de loi visant à ratifier l’accord-cadre signé quelques mois plus tôt entre Lomé et Moscou — un signe clair d’un alignement stratégique croissant. Ce développement survient à un moment de montée de l’insécurité en Afrique de l’Ouest et reflète la volonté du Togo de renforcer sa défense nationale en diversifiant ses partenariats internationaux. Contenu de l’accord L’accord-cadre prévoit plusieurs mesures clés destinées à renforcer les capacités militaires togolaises : Exercices militaires conjoints, Programmes de formation pour les forces armées togolaises, Échange d’informations de sécurité et de renseignement, Assistance médicale d’urgence gratuite pour les militaires de l’un ou l’autre pays lorsqu’ils opèrent […]

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