Russia's attack on Kyiv's energy infrastructure has left 500,000 people without electricity, following Ukraine's president's claim of intelligence warnings that were ignored. This highlights the need for better intelligence to prevent civilian casualties.
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Russia's attack on Kyiv's energy infrastructure has left 500,000 people without electrici…: Russia's attack on Kyiv's energy infrastructure has left 500,000 people without electricity.
Ukraine's president claimed they were unaware of the impending attack despite intelligenc…: Ukraine's president claimed they were unaware of the impending attack despite intelligence warnings.
This incident underscores the importance of accurate intelligence in preventing civilian…: This incident underscores the importance of accurate intelligence in preventing civilian casualties.
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Russia attack hits Kyiv after reported intelligence lapse
Russian strikes targeting Kyiv’s energy infrastructure left more than half a million people without electricity, after Ukraine’s president said they received no intelligence warning from allies. Al Jazeera’s Audrey McAlpine has been at the scene of one attack.
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