On the night of November 7, 2026, Russian forces launched massive missile strikes on the Kyiv region, attempting to cut off the capital of Ukraine from electricity supply. Preliminary reports indicate that more than 20 ballistic and anti-ship missiles were fired, targeting critical infrastructure in the region.
Scale of the Attack
According to monitoring groups, approximately 20 missile launches were recorded across Kyiv region. All missiles were aimed at facilities that provide electricity supply, indicating the intentions of Russian troops to destabilize the energy situation in the area.
Targets of the Attack
The main targets of the missile strikes included:
- Energy stations
- Transformer substations
- Other critical infrastructure facilities
These actions could lead to significant disruptions in electricity supply, negatively impacting the lives of residents in Kyiv and surrounding areas.
Government Response
Currently, official representatives of the government have not provided detailed information about the consequences of the attacks, but the situation remains under control. Energy workers are working to restore electricity supply, although delays may occur due to ongoing attacks.