Zelensky Promises Tough Response to Strikes on Energy and Infrastructure
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said that strikes on energy, logistics, heat and water supply facilities in Ukraine are continuing. According to him, the Russian side is not abandoning attacks and is not moving toward de-escalation.
Zelensky announced retaliatory action. He said Ukraine will respond harshly to such strikes, but did not specify which measures will be taken. These statements have not yet been confirmed by independent sources.
According to Ukrainian officials, electricity and heat supplies are being disrupted after the attacks, and in some areas there are problems with water supply. Local authorities are sending crews to restore facilities, but the publication does not provide precise data on the extent of the damage.
The Russian side, as a rule, states that its strikes are aimed at military targets. Comments from Moscow on Zelensky's specific claims are absent from the report. The situation remains tense, and further developments will depend on the actions of both sides.
Sources: KP.UA
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