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Russian Strikes Hit Power Stations and Ships in Ukraine

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Russian forces conducted a series of strikes on power stations and ships in Ukraine. Multiple power stations across various regions, including Kyiv, Dnipropetrovsk, Cherkasy, and Vinnytsia, were hit. These strikes targeted electrical substations and power plants, disrupting energy supply to defense enterprises and civilian populations. Additionally, several ships carrying weapons, military equipment, and dual-purpose cargo for the Ukrainian Armed Forces (AFU) in the Black Sea were hit. The strikes are part of Russia's ongoing efforts to weaken Ukraine's electricity infrastructure and supply chains.

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  1. RIA Novosti avatar

    RIA Novosti

    RSS / @ria.ru/export/rss2/index.xml

    ВС России поразили ТЭС Трипольская и электроподстанцию в Киевской обла...

  2. RIA Novosti avatar

    RIA Novosti

    RSS / @ria.ru/export/rss2/index.xml

    ВС России поразили электроподстанцию, работавшую на ВСУ

  3. V Z - ВЗГЛЯД.РУ avatar

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    Telegram / @vzglyad_ru

    ВС России поразили электроподстанцию 330 кВ в районе населенного пункт...

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    DD Geopolitics

    Telegram / @DDGeopolitics

    🇷🇺🔹Russian forces struck an electrical substation in the Zhitomir regi...

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