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Russia conducted a large-scale attack on Ukrainian energy infrastructure on September 30, 2026, primarily targeting Kyiv and surrounding regions with missiles and drones. At least four people were killed, including a child, with some reports indicating six deaths and 33 injuries across the country. The strikes damaged power plants, residential buildings, data centers, and other infrastructure, causing widespread power outages affecting thousands of households. Ukraine's air defenses intercepted numerous missiles and drones. Power company DTEK restored supply to 8,000 households following the overnight attacks. The strikes occurred as winter approaches and represent a significant escalation in Russia's campaign against Ukraine's energy sector. A stray drone also crossed into Moldova's airspace, prompting neighboring countries to scramble military jets and suspend some flights. Ukrainian officials called for urgent installation of backup power systems at critical facilities.
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