A key power plant in Kyiv has been hit by Russian strikes, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. He said the attack involved ballistic missiles and that Ukraine received no early warning from its partners.
Zelensky’s comments identify the facility as an important part of Kyiv’s power infrastructure, but the available information does not specify the extent of the damage or whether the plant remains operational. No details have been provided on casualties, the timing of the strikes or any disruption to electricity supplies.
The Ukrainian president’s criticism focused on the absence of an advance warning before the attack. He did not identify which partners he was referring to or explain what warning he believed should have been provided.
Further information on the condition of the power plant, the effect on Kyiv’s energy network and any official response from Russia was not available in the supplied material.
