Articles tagged "electricity"

Two locomotives destroyed in Russia -- Behind the scenes with a Ukrainian drone-hunting unit -- ISW: Russia unlikely to achieve significant near-term gains near Avdiivka, despite limited Ukrainian retreat -- Russia detains 2 journalists on 'extremism' charges, accuses them of having worked with Navalny -- and more

How Johnson came to allow a vote on Ukraine aid after months of delays -- Over 20,000 Russian troops trying to storm Chasiv Yar, outskirts -- Russia’s energy infrastructure attacks are depopulating Ukraine -- Polish protesters stop blockade at Yahodyn-Dorohusk border crossing -- and more

Russia almost doubled FPV drone attacks -- Ukraine confirms striking 2 large Russian landing ships in occupied Crimea -- Russian attacks destroy thermal power plant, all substations in Kharkiv -- Warsaw to ‘demand explanations’ from Moscow after Russian missile entered Polish airspace -- ISIS releases bodycam footage of Moscow terrorist attack -- and more

Is Russia committing genocide in Ukraine? -- UK announces more air defense systems, surveillance drones for Ukraine -- Russia’s rising chemical weapons use in Ukraine -- Russia hopes to collapse Ukraine's energy grid amid air defense shortage -- and more

Estonian PM: Russian defeat will help prevent WWIII -- Ukraine's forces stabilize situation in the east -- Krasnodar Krai to close 2 prisons after inmates leave to fight in Ukraine -- Dutch defense minister: You don't start negotiations with gun pointed at your head -- Russia's railway to Crimea is 'important target' for Ukraine -- Russian Navy accidentally hits fishing boat, authorities try to cover it up -- and more

Russia steps up use of poisonous chemicals in Ukraine -- Massive Russian drone attack damages infrastructure, homes in Odesa -- St Petersburg airport suspends operations after drone attack -- Fire breaks out at oil depot in Russia's Kursk Oblast -- US, Japan hope to accelerate joint defense production -- and more

Ukraine to produce thousands of long-range drones in 2024 -- Russia stops using 'human wave' attacks due to insufficient troops in Avdiivka -- Agriculture Ministry strongly condemns deliberate destruction of Ukrainian grain by Polish protesters -- EU agrees on new measures to isolate frozen Russian funds -- and more

Hungarians in Ukraine ask Orban to support launch of Ukraine's EU accession talks -- Romania's Constanta port to increase capacity for Ukrainian grain -- Russian plane carrying passengers, radioactive cargo makes emergency landing in Moscow -- Over 100 EU lawmakers call for Congress to approve Ukraine aid -- and more

Ukraine holds back Russian assault on Avdiivka as long winter battle looms -- Soldiers awarded Hero of Ukraine title will receive apartments from state -- Iran, Russia agree to jointly combat Western sanctions -- Russian attack on Kharkiv Oblast village destroys medical facility, causes blackout -- and more

Faces of torture: Investigation into Russians, collaborators who abused Ukrainian POWs -- Ukraine to open office in European Parliament -- Crippling Black Sea storm reportedly destroys Kerch bridge barriers -- Russian submarines lurk in Black Sea despite inclement weather -- and more

Ukraine to operate F-16 jets in late spring in 'best-case scenario' -- Polish investigation into Russian spy network results in 15 arrests -- Russians consider Cyprus, Hungary top locations for foreign investment -- At least 2 killed by Russian strike on hospital in Selydove on Nov 20 -- and more

Overcoming setbacks, NATO-trained brigade breaches Surovikin line in Zaporizhzhia Oblast -- Ukraine's economy grows year-on-year for first time since start of full-scale invasion -- Russian attack on Odesa damages 9 buildings in historic city center -- Russian strike hits kindergarten, residential buildings in Donetsk Oblast -- UN Commission finds evidence of war crimes committed by Russian forces -- and more