Ukrainian officials said Russian forces carried out overnight missile and drone attacks that struck energy infrastructure in several parts of the country. The latest barrage caused damage to power facilities and left some areas dealing with outages, according to Kyiv.

Authorities said the attacks targeted the grid in more than one region, adding to the pressure on Ukraine’s power system as Russia continues to use long-range strikes against civilian infrastructure. Officials did not immediately provide a full assessment of the damage or how long repairs might take.

The fresh assault comes amid the wider war, in which energy facilities have repeatedly been hit, disrupting electricity supply and daily life for civilians. Ukraine has accused Moscow of trying to weaken the country’s resilience by attacking critical services that support homes, hospitals, and essential infrastructure.

Reuters reported the strikes based on statements from Ukrainian officials. Independent confirmation of the full extent of the damage was not immediately available.