“600,000 Without Power as Russia Strikes Ukraine’s Energy Grid, Zelenskyy Says Moscow ‘Disr” — what this page in the network covers. Ukraine is reeling from a wave of Russian attacks that knocked out power for 600,000 people, prompting President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to accuse Moscow of deliberately targeting infrastructure covered by a ceasefire announced by the American president. The strikes hit energy facilities across the country, leaving civilians without electricity as winter approaches and raising urgent questions about the durability of US-brokered peace efforts. Zelenskyy’s remarks underscore Kyiv’s frustration that Russia is using the pause in fighting to inflict further damage on critical civilian systems, undermining trust in diplomatic channels.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian soldiers are facing new restrictions on Starlink satellite internet access in Berlin, a move that could hamper frontline communications and operational coordination. The exact reasons for the restriction remain unclear, but it comes at a time when reliable connectivity is vital for Ukraine’s defense strategy. The full version stays on the original page, which this listing opens directly.