
Massive Russian Strikes Cause Power Outages in Ukraine, Disconnect Moldova's Power Link, and Result in Casualties
Massive Russian strikes on Ukraine's critical infrastructure on March 23-24 caused power outages in six Ukrainian regions and led to the disconnection of Moldova's main electricity link with Europe, prompting Moldovan President Maia Sandu to condemn the attacks. At least four deaths have been reported from coordinated drone and missile strikes, which also caused casualties and damage to residential areas and infrastructure.
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Russia attacks Ukraine with 426 aerial assets, air defences intercept most but hits reported
Russian forces conducted a large-scale combined strike on Ukraine's critical infrastructure using drones and air- and ground-launched missiles on the night of 23-24 March. Ukraine's air defences have downed 390 out of 426 aerial assets.
By VALENTYNA ROMANENKO
Read full article →Power outages reported in six regions due to massive Russian attack
As of the morning of March 24, users in six regions of Ukraine are without power due to a new massive attack by the Russian Federation and strikes along the front line.
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