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Russia Preparing “Massive Strikes” on Ukraine’s Energy Sites After Deadliest Attack of the Year

Russia is reportedly preparing massive strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure after the country’s deadliest attack of the year, officials warn.

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Russia Preparing “Massive Strikes” on Ukraine’s Energy Sites After Deadliest Attack of the Year

Russia is reportedly preparing large-scale attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure following what officials described as the deadliest assault of the year. The warning has raised concerns about power disruptions, damage to critical facilities, and increased risks for civilians as colder weather approaches. Ukrainian authorities are reinforcing air defenses, repairing damaged networks, and urging residents to prepare for possible outages. The anticipated strikes could place additional pressure on Ukraine’s already strained energy system and complicate efforts to maintain essential services nationwide.

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