Zelensky warns of possible new Russian strike on Ukraine's energy infrastructure and bridges
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that, according to intelligence data, Russia is preparing a new strike on Ukraine's energy infrastructure. He said the targets may also include bridges across the Dnipro River and civilian facilities. This information is being reported by Kazakh news sources.
Zelensky stressed that this is a warning based on intelligence data. He called for attention to the threat to infrastructure and the civilian population. The report also says the president made a request to Ukraine's partners, but the details of this request are not specified in the source.
The bridges across the Dnipro are of great importance for transport links and supply in central and southern Ukraine. Therefore, possible strikes on them cause particular concern. Energy facilities, in turn, are important for the functioning of cities and for providing residents with electricity and heating.
There is no independent confirmation of this data in the material presented, and no official response from the Russian side is included in it. The situation remains tense, and further reports from both sides will help clarify how real this threat is.
Sources: airpress.kz
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