Ukraine attacks on Russian military infrastructure facilities Continue to warn

In Ukraine, where Russian military aggression continues, infrastructure facilities in various places have been attacked, and the lives of citizens continue to be affected.

Although restoration work is progressing, the Ukrainian side is increasing its vigilance, believing that the Russian military may launch further attacks targeting infrastructure facilities.

In Ukraine, the Russian army continued to attack on the 27th, and according to Donetsk Governor Kirilenko, a house in the central part of the state was bombarded, killing two people and injuring one. "Russia consistently and intentionally targets civilians," he accused on social media.

The British Ministry of Defense announced on the 27th, regarding the situation in the Donetsk region, that both Russia and Ukraine have deployed a considerable amount of troops in the central and southern regions, and many Russian infantry units have been killed in the fierce fighting that has continued for the past two weeks. pointed out that the

"Russia appears to see this area as a potential launching point for a major invasion to seize the entire state, but it is unlikely that it will be able to concentrate enough high-quality forces to make that breakthrough. It is unlikely that we will be able to do it,” he analyzes.

Under these circumstances, restoration work of infrastructure facilities such as damaged power plants is progressing in various parts of Ukraine, but the state-owned power company announced on the 27th that 20% of the electricity demand was still insufficient, and people to save electricity.

Klitschko, the mayor of the capital Kyiv, posted a video taken in the snow on social media and emphasized that efforts are being made to minimize the impact on citizens' lives, such as installing heating equipment, while exhaling white breath. .

On the other hand, the Ukrainian military said on the 27th that ``the threat of enemy attacks on critical infrastructure with missiles still remains''.

A ruling party official in the Ukrainian parliament wrote on social media that "the next week will be very tough," and the Ukrainian side believes that the Russian military may launch further attacks targeting infrastructure facilities. I am stepping up my guard.