RUSSIA launched a massive missile and drone barrage targeting Ukraine's energy infrastructure on Wednesday, striking a thermal power plant and prompting Ukrainians to take shelter in metro stations on Christmas morning.
The strikes on Ukrainian fuel and energy sources included 78 air, ground, and sea-launched missiles as well as 106 Shaheds and other types of drones, Ukraine's air force said. It claimed to have intercepted 59 missiles and 54 drones, with 52 more drones being jammed.
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India Inc remembers Singh, his 1991 reforms
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German Prez Dissolves Parliament, Sets February 23 Date for Elections
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Israeli troops set fire to hospital in northern Gaza
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NASA probe survives after brush with Sun
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South Korea Impeaches 2nd President in Two Weeks
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B'deshi with fake Aadhaar card arrested
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First snow turns Valley into 'winter wonderland'
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