Fears of power shortages rise as Russia targets Ukraine’s energy facilities
Ukrainian officials reported extensive damage to power plants and substations, with several facilities rendered inoperable.
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Ukrainian officials reported extensive damage to power plants and substations, with several facilities rendered inoperable.
The Kursk region, located in western Russia and bordering northeastern Ukraine, has seen a rise in cross-border attacks in recent weeks.
The specific number of injuries is yet to be confirmed, but initial reports indicate that several individuals required medical attention.
The western border regions of Russia, particularly Bryansk and Belgorod, have seen increased military activity and skirmishes over the past few months.
The Kursk region, located near the northeastern border of Ukraine, has seen an escalation in military activity since the early days of the conflict.
The move comes in response to continued cross-border strikes from Hezbollah, which have intensified since the outbreak of war with Hamas on October 7. Thousands of Israelis have been displaced from towns along the northern border, which have sustained considerable damage from Hezbollah’s rocket fire. These residents remain unable to return to their homes, adding to the broader humanitarian crisis.
The drones, which were reportedly targeting Ukrainian energy and logistical infrastructure, have been described as part of a broader pattern of Russian military operations aimed at disrupting Ukraine’s critical systems.
The strike, which occurred early this morning, hit a densely populated neighborhood, causing significant damage to the building and surrounding infrastructure. The Israeli military confirmed the operation, stating that it was aimed at eliminating key militant targets. However, the high civilian casualty rate has sparked widespread condemnation and heightened tensions in the region.
The BRICS summit, scheduled for October 30-31, will bring together leaders from Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa to discuss a range of issues, from economic cooperation to global governance.
Shoigu underlined the long-standing ties between Moscow and New Delhi, describing their relationship as one built on mutual trust, respect, and shared strategic interests.
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