Russia launched a new overnight assault on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure, hitting facilities with missiles and drones, according to Ukrainian officials. The attacks left parts of the country without electricity as crews worked to restore power and assess the damage.

Ukrainian authorities said the strikes disrupted energy supplies in several regions, adding fresh pressure on a grid already strained by repeated attacks since the full-scale invasion began. Emergency teams were deployed to respond to outages and repair damaged equipment.

The latest strikes underline the continued vulnerability of civilian infrastructure in the war. Energy facilities have remained a recurring target, forcing residents to cope with blackouts, service interruptions, and the wider economic fallout of sustained bombardment.

Reuters reported the attack as part of an ongoing pattern of Russian strikes on Ukrainian infrastructure. Officials have not yet disclosed the full scale of the damage, but the assault again placed civilians at the center of the conflict’s consequences.