Russian strikes cut power and water in Odesa as infrastructure attacks continue

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Russian strikes cut power and water in Odesa as infrastructure attacks continue  Russia has continued its campaign against Ukraine’s critical infrastructure, causing long power outages across Ukraine.   READ MORE : http://www.euronews.com/2025/12/12/russian-strikes-cut-power-and-water-in-odesa-as-infrastructure-attacks-continue  Subscribe to our channel. Euronews is available on Dailymotion in 12 languages

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00:00Russia attacked the port city of Odessa in the south of Ukraine overnight into Friday,

00:06damaging civilian infrastructure and leaving parts of the city without power and water.

00:12The head of the Odessa military administration, Sergei Lissak, said that residential buildings

00:16were damaged as a result of, quote, yet another hostile attack.

00:21Kiev accuses Moscow of intensifying its attacks against Ukraine's critical infrastructure

00:26with the arrival of the cold winter months in repeat of its war strategies in previous years.

00:32Many Ukrainian cities are experiencing extended power cuts,

00:36with some areas only having electricity for three to four hours a day.

00:41Meanwhile, Russian media outlets say one of Russia's largest oil refineries

00:45was hit on Friday in a Ukrainian drone attack.

00:49The Slavneftianos oil refinery in the western region of Yaroslav,

00:53one of the top five refineries in the country, sustained damage in the strike.

00:58Residents reported at least seven explosions,

01:01which were followed by reports of a fire at the facility,

01:04located more than 700 kilometers from the Ukrainian border.

01:08The facility is a major producer of fuels, including petrol, diesel, and jet fuel,

01:14and has an estimated processing capacity of about 15 million tons of crude per annum.

01:23The Slavneftianos oil refineries is a major video,

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