Air raid warnings have been raised across Ukraine, informs “Reuters”.
As of right now though no new Russian missile attacks were reported.
In the capital Kiev, the alarm has already been lifted, but Ukrainian authorities have urged caution after President Volodymyr Zelensky suggested that Russia could prepare new attacks nearly a week after the last major wave of airstrikes.
“Last time even the Russians disguised the attack as a training flight… Let’s see”said Vitaly Kim, regional governor of Nikolaev in southern Ukraine.
The Ukrainian president has already underlined this your country is preparing for “all possible scenarios”.
Russian missile strikes have targeted Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, causing widespread power outages last week. In the aftermath of the attacks, emergency energy restrictions are still in place across the country.
The obvious one experience of Russian President Vladimir Putin to turn winter into a weapon cutting off electricity and water supplies to Ukrainians has been called a war crime and even an “energy genocide”.
Russian rocket attacks come later the heavy losses of the Russian army on the battlefield.
The “Washington Post” reported it a few days ago. Moscow now controls only 17% of Ukraine – least of all since April.
November 23rd The European Parliament adopted a resolutionwhich denotes Russia as a “state sponsor of terrorism”.“, saying that Russia’s deliberate attacks on civilian targets, including energy infrastructure, schools and shelters, are in violation of international law.
