Russia conducted a “massive” attack against Ukraine’s energy infrastructure on Thursday, firing nearly 200 missiles and drones and leaving more than a million households without power, Ukrainian officials said.

Russia launched another "massive" attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure on Thursday, knocking out power for more than a million households, according to Ukranian officials. Thursday's attack, which involved more than 200 missiles and drones,

Russia’s widespread overnight attack targeting critical energy infrastructure facilities in Ukraine was a response to strikes on Russian territory using US-made ATACMS missiles, President Vladimir Putin said Thursday.

The 11th attack this year on Ukraine's energy infrastructure comes amid uncertainty about how President-elect Donald Trump might deal with the conflict.

Russia’s second major aerial attack on Ukraine’s power grid in less than two weeks amplified fears that the Kremlin aims to cripple the country’s power generation capacity before winter.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Thursday slammed a "despicable escalation" by Russia as he accused its military of firing cluster munitions on Ukraine's energy grid in a massive overnight attack.

Russia used Kalibr missiles with cluster munitions in a massive attack on Ukraine on November 28. They seriously complicate the work to eliminate the consequences, according to President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

The target is our energy infrastructure. In total, around 100 attack drones and over 90 missiles of various types were launched. In several regions, Kalibr missiles with cluster munitions struck civilian infrastructure.