News from Al-Madinah: On Monday, the Ukrainian army said that more than 50 “cruise” missiles from Russia had been fired towards Ukraine.
On Monday morning, Ukrainian officials discussed a significant number of Russian strikes that had targeted crucial infrastructure in Kyiv, Karkiv, and other locations.
The Ukrainian capital’s water and energy supply were shut off as a result, according to Vitaly Klitschko, the mayor of Kyiv.
Russian forces continue to bomb civilian targets, according to Andrei Yermak, director of the Ukrainian president’s office, who also added: “We will persevere, and generations of the Russians will pay a great price for this dishonour.”
The strikes, according to officials, may have caused an electrical outage in the cities of Kharkif and Zabarujia.
According to “Sky News,” there was sensitive infrastructure in the Chirkasi neighbourhood of Kyiv as well as reports of explosions in other parts of Ukraine and the suspension of subway operations in Kharkif.
The Ukrainian Railways Company said that certain stations had no electricity.
This is the second occasion this month that Russia has launched a huge assault on the infrastructure of Ukraine.
In the wake of the Kerch Bridge explosion, which connects the Crimea to the main part of Russia, an accident that Moscow suspected Kiev of being behind, a similar strike jolted the battle on October 10.
Two days prior to the attack, Russia accused Ukraine of attacking the Russian navy in the Black Sea off the coast of Crimea with a march plane.
Ukraine asserted that Russia had abused its weaponry while denying any involvement in the operation.
A volley of missiles launched by Russia is directed at Ukraine.
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