Ukraine’s power grid teeters after Russia’s mass winter strikes
Russia’s latest mass attack on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure on Feb. 3–4 caused extensive damage to generation and transmission networks, triggering emergency power cuts and leaving Kyiv and several oblasts without heating as officials warned of some of the war’s worst damage; DTEK and Ukrenergo reported severe hits to power stations, with thousands in Kyiv still without heat even as about 100,000 Kyiv families had power restored, while drone and missile strikes continued and international talks to end the war proceed.
