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Russia has damaged a Ukrainian thermal power plant, injuring two workers, as part of a new series of attacks on energy infrastructure ahead of winter.

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In a nighttime attack, Russia severely damaged a thermal power plant in Ukraine, injuring two workers, according to Ukrainian authorities. These attacks are part of Moscow's strategy to leave the population without heat and electricity during the winter. Additionally, Ukrainian air forces intercepted 154 of the 183 drones launched by Russia. The Prime Minister of Ukraine accused Russia of systematic terror against essential infrastructure, while Ukraine intensifies its attacks on the Russian energy network. Clashes continue, and negotiations to resolve the conflict are stalled.

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