​More than a million Ukrainians were left without power after Russia launched one of the largest drone strikes on the country’s energy infrastructure.

Ukraine’s air force said Russia launched 88 missiles and 63 Iranian-made Shahed drones overnight, causing power outages in several regions and killing at least five people.

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Synthesis of the last 24 hours

• Russia is considering the possibility of attracting 300,000 soldiers for a new offensive to capture the city of Kharkiv, writes Viorstka, an independent Russian investigative publication.
• The US “told Ukraine to stop strikes on Russian oil refineries”
• Armed attack in Moscow: at least 60 dead and 145 injured after three people in camouflage opened fire in a concert hall near Moscow – RIA/TASS reports an explosion and fire
• Russia is considering the possibility of attracting 300,000 soldiers for a new offensive to capture the city of Kharkiv, writes Viorstka, an independent Russian investigative publication.
• Ukraine cancels “blacklist” of companies operating in Russia after backlash
• Russia warns Japan of “serious consequences” if Patriot missiles manufactured there reach Ukraine – RIA
• “Whoever thinks that Russia will stop at Donbas or Crimea is wrong,” says Macron
• Kharkiv, the second largest city in Ukraine, was left without electricity and heat after the night Russian bombings, which “seriously damaged” the energy infrastructure, the mayor of this city, located on the border with Russia, reported on Telegram.