On Saturday morning, the military of Ukraine said that hundreds of Russian drones and missiles fired by air, land, and sea hit key infrastructures, and it was the usual strategy of the Kremlin as another severe winter is near.
The air force of Ukraine reported that 503 air attacks were observed last night, 45 missiles, 458 drones. The number of missiles that were intercepted was even lower (only nine), and 406 drones were shot down.
The Russian attacks were concentrated on gas and power plants, causing enormous power outages in various parts of the country.
Governor Ivan Fedorov, in the front line region of Zaporizhzhia, said that three people were shot and six injured during Russian assaults on several districts, including a residential building.
According to local officials, two individuals were killed in the different districts of Donetsk, and Kherson Governor Oleksandr Prokudin stated that two other people were killed and 10 wounded after multistorey buildings, homes, and vehicles were damaged as a result of strikes.
Kyiv region Governor Mykola Kalashnyk reported that a woman was injured in Vyshhorod district as an attack on civilian premises and energy facilities.
The leaders of Dnipro reported that three individuals were killed and 11 more, including children among them, were injured after a missile hit a building in the east.
Governor Volodymyr Kohut reported a large-scale attack in the Poltava region in which a single individual was wounded and blackouts have been implemented in masses to compensate for damage to power systems.
