Russian Missile Strikes Cut Ukrainian Power, Water Supplies
- Ukraine said massive attacks hit infrastructure in 10 regions
- Russia withdrew from grain deal, blaming strikes in Sevastopol
A woman at her destroyed home in Yahidne village, Chernihiv, Ukraine, on Oct. 30.
Photographer: Ed Ram/Getty Images
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Ukraine warned of widespread blackouts after a massive wave of Russian missile attacks on Monday damaged power and water supplies across the country including in the capital Kyiv.
The Kremlin meanwhile warned that grain shipments would be “much riskier and more dangerous” after it pulled out of a deal allowing Ukrainian exports from Black Sea ports following an attack on Russian navy vessels in Crimea that Moscow blamed on the government in Kyiv. Ukraine hasn’t confirmed it carried out the assault.