Kyiv Adopts Mobilization Law As Moscow Strikes Facilities Across Country
At dawn, Russia launched an aerial attack on five Ukrainian regions, killing at least two people in the southern city of Mykolaiv, officials said.
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At dawn, Russia launched an aerial attack on five Ukrainian regions, killing at least two people in the southern city of Mykolaiv, officials said.
Kyiv reported a “massive” attack on the country’s major facilities, but said that so far nobody has been reported killed.
Ukrainian lawmakers approved on Thursday an army mobilisation bill that sparked anger after it was stripped of provisions allowing long-serving soldiers to be discharged, as Moscow pounded the country's energy facilities, destroying a power station in the Kyiv region.
Russia has launched a massive aerial attack on Ukrainian power facilities across five regions.
For the first time, the Republic of Mordovia in Russia faced an attack by two suicide drones, Russian Telegram channel Astra wrote, citing regional governor Artem Zdunov, who reported the incident on Telegram on April 11.