Russia Hits 'NATO-linked' Ships In Black Sea? Kyiv In 'Dark Mode' As UAE Talks Loom | Firstpost Live
Russia is intensifying its attacks on Ukraine's military supply routes and energy infrastructure. Moscow claims its forces have struck three vessels in and around the Black Sea, allegedly carrying weapons, military equipment and dual-use goods for Ukraine's armed forces. The Russian Defence Ministry also says two electricity substations in the Dnipropetrovsk and Zhytomyr regions were targeted. The wider energy crisis is deepening, with more than 800,000 people reportedly left without power across Dnipropetrovsk and Kharkiv. In Kyiv, residents and businesses are struggling with prolonged power cuts as colder weather and limited daylight worsen conditions. Meanwhile, Russia says Ukraine struck its second-largest oil refinery in the Leningrad region, triggering explosions and fires. Moscow also claims its air defences intercepted at least 80 Ukrainian drones. With both sides targeting energy infrastructure, the war's economic and civilian costs continue to mount. Gursshheen Gahllen brings you the latest on Firstpost Live.0:00 - Introduction: Black Sea as key battleground
00:30 - Russia targets military cargo ships in Black Sea
01:42 - Strikes on Ukrainian electricity substations
02:13 - Power crisis and blackouts in Kyiv
02:52 - Zelenskyy's warning on energy grid strikes
03:20 - Ukraine strikes Russian oil refinery
03:51 - Trilateral diplomatic talks & UAE mediation
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