Russia’s military struck a thermal power plant in eastern Ukraine, defying claims of a negotiated "energy ceasefire" made earlier by a former U.S. president. The facility in Kharkiv was hit multiple times and set ablaze, according to a local official speaking to ABC News. Ukrainian authorities confirmed the attack, though additional details on casualties or infrastructure damage remain unclear. The strike raises questions about the credibility of recent diplomatic assurances regarding civilian energy infrastructure.
Russia struck a power plant in eastern Ukraine, contradicting President Trump’s announcement earlier Sunday that both countries agreed to an "energy ceasefire." A local official who spoke with ABC News said that a thermal power plant in the city of Kharkiv was hit twice and on fire. Ukrainian President Voldoymyr Zelensky confirmed the attack, along with...
