Russia Hits Ukraine Power Grid in Response to Ukraine’s Long-range American Missile Attack
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Russia has again hit electrical plants in Ukraine, and this time the facilities are connected to nuclear power plants.

And following the cluster-munitions attack that hit multiple targets, Russian President Vladimir Putin vowed to hit Ukraine with another ballistic missile. Russia hit Dnipro and other targets with an intermediate-range ballistic missile last week.

The brutal sorties are, Putin said, retaliation for Ukraine’s firing long-range missiles into Russia. In mid-November, President Joe Biden gave Ukraine the go-ahead to escalate the war that might eventually end with the United States and Western countries directly fighting Russia.

Thursday’s Air Assault

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