Russia fires missiles at Ukrainian cities from the sea - Ukraine's energy network paralyzed

Massive Russian missile strikes have paralyzed Ukraine's energy grid, Russian missile attacks across Ukraine killed three civilians and caused power outages across the country. As a result of a rocket hitting a house in Krivoy Rog, two civilians were killed, and a third civilian was killed in Kherson. The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery Zalujny said that Ukraine shot down 60 of the 76 missiles fired by Russia. "According to preliminary information, the enemy fired 76 missiles from the Caspian and Black seas, including 72 cruise missiles (X-101, Kalibr, X-22) and 4 guided air missiles (X-59) from the Caspian and Black seas," - Zalujny wrote on Telegram. Ukrainian authorities believe the attack was aimed at destroying Ukraine's power grid in order to weaken Ukraine and help Russia win on the battlefield. In the attacks, Russia hit nine electric generators. The mayor of Kharkiv said that the electricity infrastructure in the second largest city of Ukraine was destroyed on a large scale. The power grid of Kyiv was also damaged, and the activity of the Kyiv metro was suspended. As a result of rocket attacks, 13 people, including four minors, were injured. Russia has stepped up its attacks on Ukrainian civilian infrastructure this week. According to Ukraine's power grid operator Ukrenergo, the power system lost more than half of its power as a result of these attacks.