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Russian strikes cut power to about 150,000 in northern Ukraine

The outages followed strikes that hit a missile components facility in Russia’s Kirov, according to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy.

CNBC reports that Russian strikes have cut power to around 150,000 people in northern Ukraine, according to local updates.

The development comes as Kyiv said it targeted missile-related and oil-related facilities, with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy welcoming strikes on a missile components site in Russia’s city of Kirov, CNBC World said.

The reports tie the scale of the outages in Ukraine’s north to the timing of the missile components strike, highlighting potential disruption to regional infrastructure.

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