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Electrical supply is an issue in 17 regions, and the capital of kyiv. its all happening, as temperatures are dropping across ukraine. just putting the power system under even bigger strain. well, for more, nic robertson joins us now live from kyiv. nic, what impact are these strikes on ukraines power grid having on everyday life? how are people preparing for the months to come? >> reporter: yeah, the energy sector is trying to prepare for the next round of strikes. it was very interesting to hea...

Responsibility for this incident. >> the ultimate responsibility lays with russia. >> let me be clear, this is not ukraines fault. russia bears ultimate responsibility as it continues its illegal war against ukraine. zblr nato secretary general went on to say that there are no signs russia is planning to attack any nato countries. americas top general believes there may be a window for peace talks to end russias war on ukraine. >> the russian military is really hurting bad so you want to negot...

Is uncovering more and more of in kherson, wolf. >> brutal situation indeed. nic robertson, thank you very, very much. joining us now cnn military analyst retired u.s. air force colonel cedric leighton. colonel, thanks very much for joining us. so world leaders basically agree right now that russia ultimately is responsible for what happened in neighboring poland right now because russia launched this brutal -- this totally brutal war. >> thats right, wolf. and its this case of ultimate responsi...

Knocking out electricity to about 40% of the country as the temperatures drop. cnns nic robertson is live in kyiv. nic, we keep hearing from the u.s. and allies that no matter who fired that missile that hit poland russia is to blame. does russia face any repercussions if its their fault? >> reporter: ukraine would certainly like to see them face repercussions. president zelenskyy has been pushing for full accountability, whether it be war crimes or acts like this. zelenskyy himself has said loo...

Poland. president zelenskyy has said i dont know whats happened, we dont know whats happened, the world doesnt know whats happened, he said. "i am sure it was a russian missile. i am sure we fired our air defense system," is what he said, implying a russian missile flew, they fired the air defense system at it, and this incident happened in poland, the explosion killing two people. the polish foreign minister earlier today said he hopes to get results quickly. but at the moment its not clear jus...

Nevada. election deniers for other state offices also faced fierce head winds in georgia, pennsylvania and wisconsin. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy visited the newly-liberated city of kherson a short time ago. hes getting a first-hand look at what retreating russian forces left behind. nic robertson is live on the ground for us in kherson. nic, what more do we know about zelenskyys visit? >> reporter: yeah, he was in the main central square here. there was heavy security in the cente...

River here couldnt get their supplies in. and eventually they retreated and retreated across the pontoon bridge right next to the main bridge. we were down there earlier on today. there are scavengers down there. but this is the scene of russias retreat, that bridge. all of this zelenskyy taking in today as he said part of what he wants to do here is to -- is not only to connect kherson to the country, but connect himself to the emotion here of people because that, he said, is a motivating force...