Russian President Vladimir Putin said his country’s nuclear weapons serve as a deterrent in the war the Kremlin calls a “special military operation.”
Millions of Ukrainians are without regular access to heat, electricity and water in frigid temperatures because of Russia’s attacks on infrastructure., including the regional capital, and Ukrainian forces reclaimed the area on the west bank of the Dnieper River. In response to recent attacks that struck air bases deep inside Russia, Russian officials are working to strengthen defensive positions near the country’s border with Ukraine.
In Russia’s Kursk region, the governor posted photographs of new concrete antitank barriers — known as “dragon’s teeth” — being set up in open fields. Antitank barriers also were being expanded in the neighboring Russian region of Belgorod, while officials said local “self-defense units” were being organized.. Moscow blamed Ukraine for the strikes, and said modified Soviet-era reconnaissance drones were used to deliver the explosives.
In Ukraine, a bleak winter lies ahead for combatants and civilians alike, as its army strives to maintain battlefield momentum against Russian forces. Moscow responded to the base attacks by unleashing a wave of strikes on Ukrainian territory, using artillery, multiple rocket launchers, missiles, tanks and mortars to fire at residential buildings and civilian infrastructure, compounding damage already done to the power supply network.
Private Ukrainian power utility Ukrenergo said temperatures in eastern areas where it was carrying out emergency repairs hadDefending the power grid has emerged as a major factor of the nine-month war in Ukraine as Russia responds to losses in territory captured in the east with infrastructure attacks.
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