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Russia unleashes massive barrage on Ukraine as NATO heightens readiness

Saturday 06 December 2025 - 13:50
By: Dakir Madiha
Russia unleashes massive barrage on Ukraine as NATO heightens readiness

Russia carried out one of its most intense assaults on Ukraine’s infrastructure on the night of December 5–6, deploying more than 700 aerial weapons in what Ukrainian officials described as a deliberate strike on the nation’s energy and railway systems. The coordinated attack caused widespread power outages and significant transport disruptions across several regions.

Widespread strikes on infrastructure

According to Ukrainian authorities, Russian forces launched 704 air weapons, including 653 drones and 51 missiles. Ukraine’s air defense intercepted the majority 585 drones and 30 missiles yet at least 29 locations were struck. Among the areas hit was a major railway depot in Fastiv, near Kyiv, which suffered heavy destruction after a drone blast ignited the station building.

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy reported that emergency teams were working “under dangerous conditions” to restore operations. Several suburban train routes in Kyiv and Chernihiv were suspended following the attacks, while fires broke out at multiple industrial and residential sites. Preliminary reports indicated at least eight injuries, including three in the Kyiv region.

Widespread energy disruptions

Energy facilities across eight regions were reportedly targeted, triggering power and heating shortages. Chernihiv, Zaporizhzhia, Lviv, and Dnipropetrovsk were among the hardest hit. In Odesa, roughly 9,500 residents lost heating and 34,000 were left without water. Port operations shifted temporarily to backup generators after power lines were damaged.

Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha denounced the assault as “another sign that Moscow has no interest in peace,” accusing Russia of systematically targeting civilian infrastructure. The Ministry of Energy confirmed that emergency restoration was underway “where safety permits.”

NATO and diplomatic reactions

Poland, a member of NATO, ordered fighter jets into the air and reinforced border air defenses as the attack unfolded. While no violations of Polish airspace occurred, the measures were taken to secure zones bordering Ukraine. The alliance said it was monitoring the situation closely.

The escalation came as Ukrainian and U.S. officials continued security framework talks in Florida aimed at defining post-war defense commitments. Both sides acknowledged progress but stressed that a sustainable peace depended on Russia’s willingness to engage in “substantive dialogue.” Meanwhile, Russian and U.S. envoys met earlier in Moscow without apparent breakthrough on security guarantees.

The overnight barrage underscored the fragile nature of ongoing diplomatic efforts, as Ukraine’s critical infrastructure remained at risk and millions faced renewed uncertainty in the heart of winter.


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