Russia’s Missile Barrage On Ukraine Sparks Nuclear Fears Across The West | Putin

Russian attacks have left the energy infrastructure of some quarters of the country in shambles, and officials announced nationwide power cuts of eight to 16 hours today against Ukraine.

State-controlled energy corporation Tsentrenergo reported that the attacks represented one of the most significant attacks on its properties since the beginning of the war in February 2022 and that it had shut down its facilities in its Kyiv and Kharkiv regions.

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Between Friday and Saturday, Russia has fired hundreds of drones and missiles on energy infrastructure, killing at least seven people.

Overnight, Ukraine drone attack succeeded and temporarily interrupted power and heating in the southwestern Russia city of Voronezh, governor Alexander Gusev reported in the Telegram messaging application.

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Meanwhile, it is working on a proposal to conduct a nuclear test, Moscow has reported in what it would be the first nuclear weapon test in 35 years.

This order was issued in reaction to the sudden announcement of the US last week that it would restart testing.

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