At least 3 were killed and 6 others were wounded in a Russian bombing of infrastructure facilities in Kyiv on Wednesday, the city’s mayor Vitaly Klitsko announced.
The mayor wrote on Telegram: “The enemy is launching missile strikes on the vital infrastructure in the city of Kyiv, keeping the shelters until the end of the air alertness” without further details.
After a series of explosions, the electrical current was cut off from the north and central Kyiv, while Ukrainian actions indicated that the water supplies were cut off from the capital, Kyiv, after the Russian strikes.
This comes as the Republic of Moldova witnessed a large -scale electricity interruption on Wednesday, after Russian strikes on Ukrainian energy facilities, according to Deputy Prime Minister Moldavi André Spino.
“As a result of the Russian bombing of the Ukrainian energy system during the past hour, we are witnessing major electricity interruptions throughout the country,” Spino wrote on Facebook, while Moldavia was originally facing major energy problems for causes related to the war in Ukraine.
Today, Wednesday, the European Parliament voted on a text describing Russia as a “sponsoring state” against the backdrop of its military conquest, calling on the 27 European Union countries to follow its example.
In the text, which was approved in Strasbourg by 191 votes, in exchange for 58 votes and 44 from voting, European deputies described “Russia as a state sponsor of terrorism and a country that uses terrorist means. “.
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