The mayor of Kharkiv has acknowledged the destruction of the city's energy infrastructure as a result of the Russian attacks, including a thermal power plant.
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Kharkiv has become the target of increasingly aggressive Russian attacks, with an intensification of strikes in recent weeks. A thermal power plant and all electrical substations in Ukraine's second largest city were destroyed. The mayor indicated that the attacks also targeted private energy infrastructure.
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