Russia launched a massive attack on Ukraine. Power plants and hospitals were damaged This material (information) is produced and distributed by the bell foreign agent or relates to the activities of the bell foreign agent. 18+ The Russian army bombed several areas of Ukraine massively at night with ballistic missiles and guided bombs. The Russian Ministry of Defense reported a massive attack on energy facilities in the regions of Vinnytsia, Dnepropetrovsk and Kharkiv, "supplied electricity to military industrial plants and the armed forces of Ukraine." The targets of the attacks were Lydzhinskaya, Krivorozheskaya, Pridenprovskaya and Kharkovskaya thermal power stations, as well as two power stations - Zmeevskaya and Lusovo. In addition, the port infrastructure of the Odesa region (in Kylia) and two land cargo ships providing supplies to the armed forces of Ukraine were attacked, the department claims. Ukrainian authorities have confirmed attacks on critical infrastructure. In Kharkiv, an FAB-250 aerial bomb hit a hospital in Namishliansky District, the Prosecutor General's Office said. At least 73 people were injured, including patients at the medical facility, medical workers and residents of neighboring houses. In the Dnipropetrovsk region, at least 17 people were injured as a result of the attack, houses were damaged and the body of one victim was found under the rubble in the Dnieper, said the head of the regional administration, Alexander Ganza. The buildings of the health center's outpatient clinic and one of the city's hospitals also caught fire. At the time of the attack, about 100 people were treated on the spot; None of the patients or medical staff were injured. The death toll as a result of the Russian attack on the village of Kamishvakha in the Zaporozhye region the previous night reached 29, explains co-chairman of the Regional Defense Council Ivan Fedorov. Air bombs were dropped on the village, a school building, which served as a point for distributing humanitarian aid to the local residents, was damaged, and the Russians "could not know about it", wrote Vladimir Zelensky.

Russia launched a massive attack on Ukraine. Power plants and hospitals were damaged This material (information) is produced and distributed by the bell foreign agent or relates to the activities of the bell foreign agent. 18+ The Russian army bombed several areas of Ukraine massively at night with ballistic missiles and guided bombs. The Russian Ministry of Defense reported a massive attack on energy facilities in the regions of Vinnytsia, Dnepropetrovsk and Kharkiv, "supplied electricity to military industrial plants and the armed forces of Ukraine." The targets of the attacks were Lydzhinskaya, Krivorozheskaya, Pridenprovskaya and Kharkovskaya thermal power stations, as well as two power stations - Zmeevskaya and Lusovo. In addition, the port infrastructure of the Odesa region (in Kylia) and two land cargo ships providing supplies to the armed forces of Ukraine were attacked, the department claims. Ukrainian authorities have confirmed attacks on critical infrastructure. In Kharkiv, an FAB-250 aerial bomb hit a hospital in Namishliansky District, the Prosecutor General's Office said. At least 73 people were injured, including patients at the medical facility, medical workers and residents of neighboring houses. In the Dnipropetrovsk region, at least 17 people were injured as a result of the attack, houses were damaged and the body of one victim was found under the rubble in the Dnieper, said the head of the regional administration, Alexander Ganza. The buildings of the health center's outpatient clinic and one of the city's hospitals also caught fire. At the time of the attack, about 100 people were treated on the spot; None of the patients or medical staff were injured. The death toll as a result of the Russian attack on the village of Kamishvakha in the Zaporozhye region the previous night reached 29, explains co-chairman of the Regional Defense Council Ivan Fedorov. Air bombs were dropped on the village, a school building, which served as a point for distributing humanitarian aid to the local residents, was damaged, and the Russians "could not know about it", wrote Vladimir Zelensky.