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Russia Attacks Ukraine's Energy Sector Amid Rising Military Tensions

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Russia has intensified its military campaign against Ukraine, targeting the energy sector and prompting emergency measures as Ukraine retaliates with missile strikes.


Russia's Renewed Assault on Ukraine's Energy Infrastructure

In a significant escalation of hostilities, Russia has launched a massive attack on Ukraine's energy sector, prompting emergency power cuts across the nation. Ukrainian Energy Minister German Haluschenko reported that the energy infrastructure is under severe threat, urging citizens to seek shelter as the extent of the damage remains unclear. This attack follows a series of intensified bombings by Russian forces, leaving millions of Ukrainians without electricity amid freezing winter temperatures. The Ukrainian air force has warned of potential ballistic and cruise missile threats, further heightening the sense of urgency among the populace.

Ukraine's Counterattacks and Rising Tensions

In response to the ongoing conflict, Ukraine has conducted strikes against Russian military targets, reportedly using US-supplied ATACMS missiles. This has prompted a stern warning from Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, who stated that a response from Russia is imminent. President Vladimir Putin has threatened to target Kyiv with the newly developed Oreshnik hypersonic missile if Ukraine does not cease its attacks. The situation remains precarious as both nations prepare for potential escalations, with the US government announcing a $500 million aid package to bolster Ukraine's military capabilities as the conflict continues to evolve.

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