Russian bombing with dozens of missiles and drones leaves at least two dead in Ukraine

At least two people died in Ukraine after that Russia launched nearly 90 missiles and 60 explosive drones in the early hours of Friday, authorities said, one of the worst attacks recorded recently.

“There were more than 60 Shahed [drones de fabricación iraní] It is almost 90 missiles of various types during the night”reported the Ukrainian president, Volodimir Zelensky.

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O bombings they killed for the any less two people and injured 14, It is Three others remain missing, the Ukrainian Interior Ministry said.

The attacks were directed against “power plants, high voltage lines, a hydroelectric dam, homes and even a trolleybus,” Zelensky said.

The Ukrainian president indicated that the bombings Russians attack Kharkiv It is its region, in the Northeast, Zaporizhzhyain the south, SumyIn the north, Poltava and DnieperIn the middle, Odessain the south, Khmelnitsky, Vinnitsa and the region of Frankivskin the west.

Anti-aircraft defense shot down 55 Shahid of the 63 It is 37 missiles of 88, the army said.

One of the power lines feeding the Ukrainian nuclear power plant Zaporizhzhyaoccupied by Moscow, was isolated by a bombingannounced the Ukrainian Minister of Energy, German Galushchenko.

“This situation is extremely dangerous It is threatens to trigger an emergency situation, because if there is a possible disconnection of this last line of communication with the national electricity grid, the nuclear power plant Zaporizhzhya will be for the edge of a new ‘blackout’”he warned Energoatomthe Ukrainian operator.

The Minister of Energy guaranteed that this bombing the night was “the biggest attack against industry energy Ukrainian of recent times.”

Source: Elcomercio

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