Russia's massive attacks on Ukraine after negotiations without progress in Abu Dhabi.

Russia's massive attacks on Ukraine after negotiations without progress in Abu Dhabi.

Russia's widespread attacks on various parts of Ukraine, including Kyiv, have left at least one person dead and six injured and damaged the country's energy and transportation infrastructure.

These attacks were carried out after the conclusion of the tripartite negotiations between Russia, Ukraine and the United States in Abu Dhabi, which did not result in tangible progress towards the end of the war.

On Thursday, November 12, Seriy Koretsky, the Prime Minister of Ukraine, announced that Russia's overnight attacks had hit and repelled eight areas of the country, mostly targeting energy and transportation facilities.

He said a Russian drone struck a 9-story residential building in Kyiv, killing one person and injuring at least six others. Three people were also rescued from this building.

Russia also targeted a power generation facility in the Zaporizhia region and high-voltage stations in the Odesa and Rivne regions. The Russian Ministry of Defense says that these attacks targeted a missile manufacturing plant in Kiev, a drone assembly workshop and a rocket fuel manufacturing plant in the suburbs of the Ukrainian capital, as well as power stations in the Zhytomyr region.

The new attacks are a continuation of a wave of Russian attacks on Ukraine's power grid and critical infrastructure on winter's eve.

In the attacks on November 7, electricity transmission facilities and an important bridge in Kyiv were damaged and problems were created in the supply of electricity, water and heating in the capital.

On Tuesday, November 10, Russia also carried out attacks on power infrastructure in 10 regions of Ukraine, which Ukrainian officials said damaged and knocked out several high-voltage power plants and caused blackouts in parts of the country.

Read the full version of this report on Radio Perda's website.