Russia launches missile attack on Ukraine, largest seen in weeks

OVERNIGHT — RUSSIA LAUNCHED ITS LARGEST MISSILE ATTACK SEEN IN WEEKS —
KILLING AT LEAST SIX UKRAINE CIVILIANS.
MORE THAN 80 MISSILES WERE FIRED ON UKRAINE — INCLUDING SIX HYPERSONIC MISSILES WHICH UKRAINE’S AIR FORCE DOESN’T HAVE THE ABILITY TO INTERCEPT AND SHOOT DOWN.
EUROPE’S BIGGEST NUCLEAR POWER PLANT WAS TAKEN OFF THE GRID —
ENERGY INFRASTRUCTURE HAS BEEN HIT —
NEARLY HALF OF UKRAINE’S CAPITOL LOST ELECTRICITY AND IS WITHOUT HEATING ACCORDING TO KYIV’S MAYOR.
RUSSIA’S MINISTRY OF DEFENSE SAID THE ATTACK WAS A “MASSIVE RETALIATION STRIKE” AGAINST UKRAINE —
UNLEASHING LONG-RANGE AIR, SEA AND LAND-BASED ARSENAL.
IN THE CAPITAL CITY AIR-SIRENS WERE GOING OFF FOR SEVEN HOURS THROUGH THE NIGHT — WARNING RESIDENTS OF THE WARZONE OUTSIDE.
IT MARKED THE LONGEST AIR ATTACK OF RUSSIA’S FIVE-MONTH AIR CAMPAIGN.