Russia launches another large missile, drone attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure
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Russia has launched another attack on Ukraine's energy infrastructure Thursday leaving over a million households without power and forcing them to implement emergency power nationwide.
Energy Minister Herman Halushchenko said on Facebook that "attacks on energy facilities are happening all over Ukraine." He added that emergency power outages have been implemented nationwide.
Areas affected include the Lviv region in western Ukraine, the northwestern Rivne region, the bordering Volyn region and the western Ivano Frankivsk region, according to The Associated Press.
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