On New Year’s Eve, Ukraine attacked a facility in an area of the nation that was occupied with American weaponry, according to the Russian Defense Ministry. Dozens of Russian service members were killed in the attack.

Four HIMARS artillery warheads struck a “provisional facility,” the Defense Ministry reported in a Telegram message on Monday, killing 63 military members. It said that two projectiles were shot down.

Earlier, a senior Russian-backed official in the controlled Donetsk region claimed that HIMARS missiles from the United States had struck a “vocational school” in Makiivka.

On Sunday night on Telegram, Daniil Bezsonov reported, “A considerable number of dead and wounded.”

The attack’s perpetrator, Ukraine, has not claimed responsibility, but its military forces have issued a mysterious message on Telegram: Santa placed over 400 corpses of Russian servicemen in bags due to “careless manipulation of heating apparatus, ignoring security precautions, and smoking in an unidentified location.”

Emergency personnel on Monday cleared the debris of a vocational school in Makiivka, Ukraine’s occupied Donetsk region, that had been devastated by shelling.

The report continued, “About 300 more have wounds of varied degrees of severity.”

According to the Russian news outlet Tass, Denis Pushilin, the head of the self-declared Donetsk People’s Republic, stated on Sunday that Ukrainian forces had shelled many civilian facilities on New Year’s Eve.

The drones made in Iran began to assault Kyiv’s city overnight. Mayor Vitali Klitschko reported that 22 aircraft were lost above Kiev, including three in the city’s surrounding area and 15 over nearby provinces.

“Energy infrastructure facilities were damaged as a result of the capital’s nighttime shelling. There are critical power shortages in the city, Klitschko said on Telegram late Sunday.

According to him, the attack caused damage to energy infrastructure facilities, and an explosion happened in one municipal district. It wasn’t immediately clear if other weapons or drones were to blame. Klitschko added that an injured 19-year-old guy was being treated in a hospital and that the capital was experiencing emergency power shortages.

Nearly every week since October, Russia has attacked water and electricity infrastructure with airstrikes.

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Russia’s Ukraine War: Russia has fired more than 70 missiles on Ukraine on Friday in one of its biggest attacks since the beginning of the war. Due to missile attacks in Ukraine, electricity has come to a standstill in many cities. Kyiv, the second largest city in Ukraine, has been forced to implement an emergency blackout.

Russia is not taking the name of giving up its aggressive stance. The Russian army is continuously attacking Ukraine. Many countries have appealed not to fight, but no effect is visible.

Three people died

According to Ukrainian officials, an apartment block in central Kyiv was hit by the missile. Because of that three people have lost their lives. In the south, one person was killed in an attack in Kherson. Russian-based officials in occupied eastern Ukraine said 12 people had been killed by Ukrainian shelling.

Ukrainian President sought help from other countries

In a Friday evening video address, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said Russia still has enough missiles for several large-scale strikes and again urged Western allies to supply Kyiv with more and better air defense systems Is. He said that Ukraine can still come back strongly. The President has urged the people of Ukraine to be patient. Regional authorities are also urged to be more creative in arranging emergency supplies of energy.

Partial repair of grid

The country has restored most of its electricity and water supplies after previous attacks, but the task has become more difficult each time. Ukraine has imported about half a million power generators, but the country needs thousands of bigger and stronger generators to weather the winter.

Russia has been raining missiles on Ukrainian energy infrastructure weekly since the beginning of October, but Friday’s attack has caused significant damage to Ukraine.

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